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Government of Canada Projects in the Niagara Falls Riding

Below are some examples of projects funded by the Government of Canada across the Niagara Falls Riding. For a full list of projects in the riding and Niagara click here.

$300M

Crescent Park Storm Drainage Improvement project

Rob announces federal funding to alleviate long standing problems in Crescent Park by improving water and
wastewater services.

Investment: $1.1M

Niagara Falls Convention and Civic Centre

The new convention centre is already underway thanks to a substantial federal contribution. Bringing in international conventions and trade shows to the new convention centre will move Niagara Falls tourism into a new era.

Investment: $35M

Fort George

Rob announces funding for bastion and palisade repairs, updating exhibits and other facilities at the historic landmark, all in time for bicentennial celebrations in 2012.

Investment: $6.4M

Shaw Festival

Colleen Blake and Jackie Maxwell thank Rob for a substantial investment to support an enhanced multimedia marketing campaign and other promotional activities.

Investment: $2.1M

Niagara River Cleanup

Years of industrial dumping on both sides of the border will be cleaned up by this important investment into the Niagara River.

Investment: $2.5M

Municipal infrastructure

Vital infrastructure, from new water treatment plants in Niagara Falls to road reconstruction in Fort Erie to walking trails in Niagara on the Lake, will be improved with this
investment.

Investment: $17M

Niagara Parks Commission – Toronto Power
Generating Station

Paint removal, abrasive cleaning of windows and interior steel,
installation of electrical supply for lighting and security, roof repair and aluminum clapping of the wheel pit.

Investment: $425,000

Town of Fort Erie

Rob was pleased to provide infrastructure funding to Fort Erie for a new skate park, for improvements to the Fort Erie Museum’s capabilities for collections management and for new initiatives at the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre.

Investment: $300,000

Queenston Heights 1812 Trail

Rob announced a Parks Canada National Historic Sites grant to replace deteriorated wood stairways and hand railings and to create new
interpretive signage.

Investment: $500,000

Lundy’s Lane Battlefield Legacy Project

Rob helped secure funding for the Lundy’s Lane Battlefield Legacy Project. This money will help upgrade the museum to current standards of accessibility and display, as well as improving pedestrian access, interpretive trails and battlefield signage.

Investment: $3.3 Million

Niagara College & Brock University

Rob was happy to announce substantial investments into Niagara College for construction of the Applied Health Institute and to Brock University for the Niagara Health and BioScience Research Complex.

Investment: $58 Million

Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre

Rob announced a substantial contribution by the federal government to the construction of a much needed new Community Centre for the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Investment: $2 Million





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PM tours Canada’s National Microbiology Laboratory

Congratulates Canadian researchers for their groundbreaking work fighting the H1N1 flu

Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited Canada’s National Microbiology Laboratory today. He congratulated the researchers and public health professionals on completing the full genome sequencing of the H1N1 flu virus samples from Canada and Mexico.

Breakfast with Rob
Date: September 11 , 2010, 9am
Location: Pilar and Post
Niagara-on-the-Lake

Board Meeting
Date: September 14 , 2010, 7pm
Location: Spring Street Legion
Niagara Falls

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