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Province announces $37 million coming to Tri-City coffers to fund new infrastructure, amenity costs

Municipal governments in the Tri-Cities will be getting a much-needed cash injection for infrastructure, as the province recently announced $37 million has been set aside for its five communities. The Growing Community Fund, which was announced on Feb. 10 by Premier David Eby, is handing out $1 billion in grants to all 188 municipalities and […]

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