Canadavia Global News· August 14, 2026 at 10:46 p.m.
Alberta Mayors Embrace Federal-Provincial Funding for Housing Infrastructure
Original headline: “Alberta mayors welcome more money for local housing infrastructure” — Global News

Key takeaways
- $510 million is being allocated by Ottawa for housing infrastructure
- Okotoks and Airdrie are among the municipalities that may receive funding
- The funds will be used to establish water and wastewater infrastructure
Alberta mayors have expressed optimism following a government agreement to fund housing infrastructure, as announced in Red Deer on July 29. The deal involves $510 million from Ottawa through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, with Edmonton contributing approximately one-third of eligible project costs. This amounts to roughly $428 million in funding for municipalities like Okotoks and Airdrie, which are looking to benefit from this program. The funds can be used to set up water and wastewater infrastructure for homes.
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