Knowledge Infrastructure Program

Knowledge Infrastructure Program

Projects across Canada
Deep Bay Field Station
Vancouver Island University, British Columbia
Deep Bay Field Station
Science and Technology wing expansion
Mount Royal University, Alberta
Science and Technology wing expansion
Revitalization Initiative
St. Peter's College, Saskatchewan
Revitalization Initiative
Expand Health Sciences Pavilion
Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
Expand Health Sciences Pavilion
Regional Education Alliance for Community Health (REACH)
Confederation College, Ontario
Regional Education Alliance for Community Health (REACH)
PERFORM Research Centre
Concordia University, Quebec
PERFORM Research Centre
Human Performance Analysis Laboratory: Richard J. Currie Center
University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Human Performance Analysis Laboratory: Richard J. Currie Center
Business and IT Education Infrastructure
Saint Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia
Business and IT Education Infrastructure
Charlottetown Centre Renovation and Construction of Centre for Applied Science and Technology
Holland College, Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown Centre Renovation and Construction of Centre for Applied Science and Technology
Sir Wilfred Grenfell Academic Building
Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labrador
Sir Wilfred Grenfell Academic Building
Construction of Facilities at Dawson City Campus
Yukon College, Yukon
Construction of Facilities at Dawson City Campus
New Community Learning Centre
Aurora College, Northwest Territories
New Community Learning Centre

The Knowledge Infrastructure Program is an important element of Canada's Economic Action Plan, announced on January 27, 2009. It provides up to $2 billion to support infrastructure enhancement at universities and colleges.

Investments made through the Program will not only generate economic benefits and support job creation, they will enhance research capacity, support the attraction of new students and provide a better educational experience for the highly skilled workers of tomorrow.

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