Maximize Federal Support

On-going

Way Forward Commitment:

Our Government will leverage federal programs and policies to ensure that the related funding is applicable and suitable to Newfoundland and Labrador. We will complete a review of federal program, policy and funding initiatives currently in place and potentially available to the province by June 30, 2017. In the longer-term, our Government will aim to increase the level of federal funding to the province and the number of federal-provincial programs and initiatives in which Newfoundland and Labrador is participating.

In 2018-19, our government will continue to build intergovernmental partnerships that create opportunities for Newfoundland and Labrador to maximize provincial benefit from federal programs and other funding sources.

What We’ve Accomplished:

  • Approximately 42 intergovernmental agreements have been signed since April 1, 2018, including federal investments of:
    • Approximately $555.8 million through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program for public transit; green infrastructure; community, culture, and recreation infrastructure; and, rural and northern communities infrastructure;
    • Approximately $22.2 million through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership to grow industry and promote food self-sufficiency in Newfoundland and Labrador;
    • Approximately $1.6 million for the development and delivery of treatment services for to improve access to opioid dependency treatment in the province; and,
    • Approximately $44.7 million through the Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund to support programs and projects that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the province.

News Releases

Government Funding Paves the Way for Better Mobility and Economic Growth in Labrador

Provincial Government Announces New Municipal Infrastructure Program

Provincial Government Participates in Funding Announcement for New Water Treatment Plant in Pouch Cove

Premier Ball Announces Funding for Infrastructure Investments in Badger

Investments Announced in Labrador West for Recreation, Tourism and Business Support

Provincial Government to Invest $1.7 Million in Infrastructure for Communities in Humber – Gros Morne Region

Provincial Government Invests In Infrastructure Projects in Millertown

Artists, Performers and Audiences to Benefit from Improvements to LSPU Hall

Provincial Government Supporting Infrastructure in Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Premier Ball Announces Support for Easter Seals Inclusive Playground

Provincial and Federal Governments Announce $3.3 Million to Develop Communities in Humber-Bay of Islands and Corner Brook

Provincial and Federal Governments Sign Bilateral Agreement on Early Learning and Child Care

Canadian Agricultural Partnership to Grow Industry and Promote Food Self-sufficiency in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador First Province to Sign Agreement with Government of Canada to Fund Innovative Treatment Options for Problematic Substance Use

Premier Ball Announces $555.9 Million Agreement for Community Infrastructure

Over $89 Million in Joint Funding Announced for Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund