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Strategic investments in municipal infrastructure play a key role in supporting healthy, dynamic and sustainable communities.
These projects will:
Below are some project examples under these joint funding programs. NOTE: Funding is listed as eligible costs. Any additional costs are the responsibility of the funding recipient.
This program will provide more than $900 million in federal funding for all types of Saskatchewan infrastructure projects until 2028.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Battleford: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$1,754,825 1,404,176 2,106,000 $5,265,000 |
This project will expand and rehabilitate an existing wastewater collection system.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipient: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 7,999,200 6,400,800 9,600,000 $24,000,000 |
This funding will be used for the construction of a new drinking water treatment plan, a regional pipeline system, an intake and a pump station from the South Saskatchewan River.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Churchbridge: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 414,109 331,361 496,980 $1,242,450 |
This funding will be used for the decommissioning of a landfill.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Resort Village of the District of Katepwa: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 66,560 53,260 79,880 $199,700 |
This funding will be used for the decommissioning of landfill site and diversion of upstream surface water to further limit infiltration.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Drake: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$178,316 142,685 214,000 $535,000 |
The Town of Drake will use this funding to construct a new back-up well, upgrade the existing water treatment plan, install approximately 25 metres of local water pipes and associated electrical works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Duck Lake: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 92,376 73,918 110,863 $277,157 |
The Town of Duck Lake will use this funding to decommission a landfill site.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Ituna: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$2,833,050 2,266,950 3,400,000 $8,500,000 |
The Town of Ituna will use these funds to upgrade their water treatment and distribution system, including water main line replacement, reservoir expansion and associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Kerrobert: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$2,064,325 1,651,831 2,477,438 $6,193,594 |
This project will replace approximately 2,527 metres water mains, replacement of the water distribution system on Atlantic and Manitoba Avenues and their cross streets, water main roadworks and associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipient: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$130,820 104,680 157,000 $392,500 |
This funding will be used for the construction of approximately 5,600 metres of new water pipes and pumphouse upgrades that will connect to the existing rural reservoirs to provide potable water to rural residents.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Outlook: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 333,300 266,700 400,000 $1,000,000 |
This project by the Town of Outlook will be for the decommissioning of a landfill site.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$1,500,000 4,500,000 $6,000,000 |
This new ice rink will provide residents with a place to gather for ice sports during the winter months and serve as a multi-purpose space for cultural and recreational activities in the summer months.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Prince Albert: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 19,998,000 16,002,000 24,000,000 $60,000,000 |
The Prince Albert Recreation Centre will replace two ageing facilities. Once complete, the recreation centre will provide residents with access to a new aquatic centre, two hockey rinks with seating capacity for 800 spectators in each arena, dressing rooms, storage, concessions, washrooms and foyer space.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipient: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 9,025,512 7,222,034 10,831,697 $27,079,243 |
Funding for this project will be used to refurbish the Prince Edward Building to address water infiltration, replace and fire-proof structural columns in the basement, repair and repoint masonry and upgrade the mechanical and electrical systems.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipients: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 3,534,896 2,828,554 4,242,300 $10,605,750 |
This funding will be used for the construction of a new regional water system including a water treatment plant, sewer piping and wastewater storage lagoon.
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Government of Saskatchewan: RM of Browning No. 34: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$1,759,824 1,408,176 2,112,000 $5,280,000 |
This project funding will lead to the expansion of approximately 29 kilometres of the road to increase its capacity for all vehicles, including farm equipment and heavy haulers.
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Government of Saskatchewan: RM of Canwood No. 494: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 4,166 3,334 5,000 $12,500 |
Funding will be used to decommission a landfill cell.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Shaunavon: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 341,966 273,634 410,400 $1,026,000 |
This funding will be used to install a UV reactor system in four wells, as well as fund four new pump buildings, rehabilitate four wells and related works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 4,500,000 13,500,000 $18,000,000 |
This new facility on the Thunderchild First Nation will include offices for a dentist and a doctor, a pharmacy, social and childcare facilities, a full-sized ice rink and field house. It will also have space to host community gatherings.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Tisdale: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,775,822 1,420,978 2,131,200 $5,328,000 |
This project will fund the expansion of the existing regional landfill, including a new leachate pond and a compost area.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipients: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 6,959,371 5,568,749 8,352,080 $20,880,200 |
The expanded Gordie Howe Sports Complex will house a new multi-sport complex and outdoor artificial turf field, an outdoor baseball training and practice complex, Nordic ski trails, as well as a new ticket booth facility and bleachers.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipients: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,397,225 2,117,847 677,023 $4,192,095 |
This project will use the funding for construction of a new amphitheatre base for the stage, audience seating, and park-style pavilions for dressing rooms, box office and concessions. The organization will purchase a new tent structure to accommodate the larger amphitheatre, along with new energy-efficient lighting, sound equipment and riser decking for the stage.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 378,750 1,136,250 $1,515,000 |
This project will fund the upgrade of residential and commercial Internet connections so residents can access key online services, do business, learn and connect with families and friends.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Warman: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 6,032,730 4,827,270 7,240,000 $18,100,000 |
This funding will be used for increasing the depth of the existing primary and secondary lagoon cells, installing an aeration system in the primary and secondary cells, constructing a blower building for the aeration system, and constructing a discharge pipeline to the South Saskatchewan River.
The Provincial Territorial Infrastructure Component (PTIC) is a part of the New Building Canada Fund (NBCF).
PTIC is divided into two sub-components; up to $9 billion Canada-wide in federal funding for National and Regional Projects (PTIC-NRP) and a minimum of $1 billion dedicated to projects located in communities of fewer than 100,000 residents through the Small Communities Fund (PTIC-SCF).
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Blaine Lake: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,858,333 1,858,334 1,858,333 $5,575,000 |
This funding will be used to build a new water treatment plant, including pre-treatment process, membrane treatment package, rehabilitation of the existing wells, a new well, new raw water line from the wells to the new water treatment plant and all associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Kindersley: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,666,667 1,666,666 1,666,667 $5,000,000 |
The lagoon project includes design and construction of two new aerated cells at the front end of the treatment process (and associated works), replacement of the effluent pumping station, upgrades to the existing lagoon cells and replacement of various mains.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Maple Creek: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,980,000 1,980,000 1,980,000 $5,940,000 |
The project includes installing a new pre-digestive unit, increasing the size of the initial holding cell, adding aeration to Cells A & B and installing a new gravel filtration system and all associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Martensville: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 6,721,294 6,721,294 6,721,294 $20,163,882 |
The project includes upgrades to the existing capacity and quality of wastewater treatment, existing sewage lift station, the construction of a new 350 mm water supply main from Saskatoon to Martensville, upgrade of an existing water reservoir pumping station and all associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of North Battleford: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 4,533,333 4,589,864 4,533,333 $13,656,530 |
This funding will be used to re-route flows, decommission the riverview lift station and force main, construction of a gravity system, as well as a sanitary force main and a new sewage pump station and all associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipients: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 3,732,837 3,732,836 3,732,837 $11,198,510 |
This funding will upgrade and/or replace the drinking water systems in six Northern Saskatchewan communities: Creighton, Cumberland House, Denare Beach, Green Lake, Île-à-la Crosse and Michel Village.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Recipients: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 4,492,333 4,492,334 4,492,333 $13,477,000 |
This funding will upgrade and/or replace the wastewater systems in seven Northern Saskatchewan communities: Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, Cumberland House, Denare Beach, Île-à-la Crosse, Timber Bay and Weyakwin.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Preeceville: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 1,731,327 1,731,846 1,731,327 $5,194,500 |
The project involves upgrading the community’s existing wastewater storage cells and increasing their capacity, along with improving the system’s overall treatment process. The force main pipe that delivers wastewater to the treatment facility will also be upgraded.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Rural 44 Water Pipeline Utility: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 6,288,651 6,290,538 6,288,651 $18,867,840 |
This funding will be used to create a water distribution system in the RM of Snipe Lake and the RM of Newcombe and upgrading the water treatment plant in the Town of Eston.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Saskatoon: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 9,500,000 9,500,000 9,500,000 $28,500,000 |
This funding will be used to construct a fourth digester tank with associated heating plant upgrades at the wastewater treatment plant.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Saskatoon: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 14,678,775 14,678,775 14,678,775 $44,036,325 |
This funding will be used to construct a new reservoir and pump station in northeast Saskatoon to increase drinking water storage capacity.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Melfort/SaskWater: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 2,822,666 2,822,668 2,822,666 $8,468,000 |
The project includes treatment train and clarifier tank, filters, water treatment plant structure upgrades, a diesel generator, and associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Prairie North/SaskWater: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 4,077,740 4,077,741 4,077,740 $12,233,221 |
The project includes a pump station outside of Lloydminster, 31 km potable water pipeline along Highway 16, point-of-delivery connections to each community along that portion of Highway 16, SCADA monitoring equipment and associated works. Also will fund groundwork for potential expansion of water supply to Waseca and Maidstone through existing infrastructure.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Waldheim: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 3,187,854 3,624,292 3,187,854 $10,000,000 |
This funding will build a new water treatment plan and upgrade the current distribution system.
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Government of Saskatchewan: City of Yorkton: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 3,710,000 3,710,000 3,710,000 $11,130,000 |
This project consists of the construction of a new North Sanitary Trunk Sewer to replace the line, upgrades to a portion of the North Drainage Channel including replacing the culverts under Landfill Road with a bridge to allow increased flow rates to efficiently pass to Yorkton Creek and all associated works.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Francis: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$200,200 200,200 200,200 $600,600 |
The Town of Francis will use this funding to expand and upgrade the primary and secondary lagoon cells.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Kerrobert: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$126,500 126,500 126,500 $379,500 |
This funding will replace the water main on Railway Avenue.
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Government of Saskatchewan: Town of Langenburg: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 439,333 439,334 439,333 $1,318,000 |
This project will construct a new pump chamber to convert the existing dry well into wet well storage capacity.
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Government of Saskatchewan: RM of Foam Lake No. 276: Government of Canada: Total project eligible costs: |
$ 493,000 493,000 493,000 $1,479,000 |
This funding will expand the existing wastewater lagoon capacity to accommodate the resort villages of Chorney Beach and Leslie Beach.
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