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NB Secures $461M Deal for Health & Housing
26 Sep
Summary
- New Brunswick and federal governments agree on $461 million bilateral deal.
- Significant funding allocated for health-related infrastructure projects.
- Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont Hospital in Moncton receives $25.7 million for upgrades.
A significant $461-million bilateral agreement has been established between the New Brunswick and federal governments, prioritizing key provincial projects. A major focus of this funding is the enhancement of health-related infrastructure, with $155 million allocated for these crucial upgrades.
The Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre in Moncton will be a primary beneficiary, receiving $25.7 million. This funding is designated for essential endoscopy modernization and expansion projects, improving patient care capabilities.
Premier Susan Holt stated that this investment, facilitated through federal partnership, aims to expand and modernize healthcare facilities. The initiative also intends to create opportunities for affordable housing, ultimately improving healthcare access and affordability for New Brunswickers.
