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What's New
Applications for the Canada-Manitoba Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund are accepted on an ongoing basis until all funds are allocated.
Applicants are also encouraged to update their existing applications with new or revised information
Latest MRIF News Releases
- March 7, 2008 :
University of Manitoba Receives $2.25 Million For New Water Pumping Station
- December 18, 2007 :
RM of Grey Benefits From $657,000 Infrastructure Investment
- December 7, 2007 :
Duff Roblin To Be Honoured With New Park Reserve
- November 24, 2007 :
Lac du Bonnet and Teulon To Benefit From $1.6 Million Infrastructure Investment
- November 16, 2007 :
RM of Park to Benefit From $3.5 Million Infrastructure Investment
- November 9, 2007 :
RM of Lansdowne to Benefit from $660,000 Infrastructure Investment
- November 9, 2007 :
Renewed Sewer System for McCreary Residents
- November 9, 2007 :
RM and Town of Minitonas to Benefit from $831,000 Infrastructure Investment
- November 8, 2007 :
St-Pierre-Jolys Benefits from $185,500 Infrastructure Investment
- November 8, 2007 :
RM of De Salaberry to Benefit from $1 Million Infrastructure Investment
- October 11, 2007 :
Winnipeg Portion of Trans Canada Trail to be Completed with Infrastructure Funds
- September 17, 2007 :
Winnipeg's Soccer Enthusiasts to Enjoy New Indoor Complex at The University of Manitoba in 2008
- July 16, 2007 :
Three Rural Infrastructure Projects Benefit From $248,000 Investment
- June 26, 2007 :
Winnipeg's French Quarter Benefits From Infrastructure Funding
- March 23, 2007 :
Pilot Mound, Notre Dame de Lourdes Benefit From $1.1 Million Investment
- March 15, 2007 :
Swan River and Grand Rapids Benefit From $6.3 Million Investment for Recreational and Municipal Infrastructure
- March 15, 2007 :
$1.5 Million for New Recreation Facility for Killarney Residents
- March 15, 2007 :
$2.4 Million Investment for Brandon's YMCA Centre
- March 14, 2007 :
Canada's New Government and The Province of Manitoba Invest $1.1 Million in Recreation Infrastructure
- March 12, 2007 :
Historical Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Gets a $375,000 Boost From Canada's New Government and The Government of Manitoba
- March 9, 2007 :
Canada's New Government and The Province of Manitoba Invest in the Community of Landmark
- March 7, 2007 :
St. James Rods Football Club Receives Boost from Infrastructure Program
- March 7, 2007 :
$3 Million Investment for Winnipeg's South YMCA-YWCA
- March 6, 2007 :
$17 Million Infrastructure Investment for Greener and Healthier Manitoba Communities
Latest Completed CMIP projects
- October 19, 2006 :
Crescent Lake Community Walkway, Grand Opening, City of Portage la Prairie
- October 16, 2006 :
Arden Lagoon Fully Operational
- October 13, 2006 :
Selkirk UV Light Disinfection System officially operating at Wastewater Treatment Facility, Grand Opening
- September 30, 2006 :
New Red River Community Centre a Reality, Grand Opening
- September 13, 2006 :
Redwood Bridge Rehabilitation Complete, Reopening
1st Canada-Manitoba MRIF projects complete
Keystone Centre's Agricultural Centre of Excellence
The Keystone Centre's Agricultural Centre of Excellence was the first project to be funded under the Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund in Canada and the second completed in Manitoba. The Keystone project is receiving $15 million under MRIF for the newly constructed multi-purpose facility and upgrades to existing infrastructure. The Keystone Centre is Manitoba's largest year-round multi-functional facility for sporting, hospitality, agricultural and cultural events. It's an example of governments and communities successfully working together to renew infrastructure throughout Manitoba.
City of Winkler's Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion
The City of Winkler's Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion project was part of Manitoba's first round of MRIF projects announced in late Spring 2005. Construction was completed in January 2006 with $1,521,000 of the project funding through MRIF. The facility's expansion is estimated to increase the hydraulic holding capacity of Winkler's lagoon by 47 per cent, addressing the city's wastewater needs for the next 20 years. The increased storage capacity will help meet the growth of wet industry within the area and will enable the development of 1,600 additional homes in Winkler.
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