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  Québec Budget Goes Green, Invests $15.8B in Transit

  Québec Finance Minister Eric Girard tabled a green-focused budget, investing billions to make the province an environmental leader, including $15.8 billion for public transit projects.

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  New Brunswick Projects 2020-2021 Budget Surplus; Reduces Taxes on Gas and Rental Properties

  New Brunswick Finance Minister Ernie Steeves tabled a $10.2-billion budget focused on lowering the province’s debt, while addressing priority areas such as health care and education.

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  Alberta Budget Invests $19.3 Billion in Capital Projects Over Next Three Years with Emphasis on P3s

  The Alberta government will invest $19.3 billion in infrastructure over the next three years, Finance Minister Travis Toews announced as he tabled the province’s $56.8-billion 2020 budget.

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  Nova Scotia Projects Budget Surplus; Notes Infrastructure Investments will Raise Net Debt

  Nova Scotia is projecting a surplus of $55 million in the fiscal year ahead, while making commitments to spend an estimated $1.04 billion in revitalizing the province’s infrastructure, as well as tens of millions in new funding on social programs to help low-income families, people with disabilities and students.

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  Balanced B.C. Budget Invests $22.9 Billion in Infrastructure

  The British Columbia government will invest $22.9 billion over the next three years into its taxpayer-supported capital spending plans — the highest level in the province’s history — for new and upgraded hospitals and health facilities, highway and transit projects, schools and housing.

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