Canadian Infrastructure Report Card
2019
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One of the challenges for all municipalities across Canada is that they have limited taxation authority. Three primary sources of funding include:
The City’s planning documents and management tools are vital in helping decision makers to more accurately predict Edmonton’s short- and long-term infrastructure funding requirements − to ensure that their decisions meet the needs of its citizens today, while preparing to meet the needs of those citizens’ grandchildren in the future.
However, the infrastructure shortfall reflects a revenue crunch, and closing the infrastructure gap is closely linked to other City and major departmental initiatives. Some of those key initiatives are:
Edmonton continues to look for new partnerships and opportunities to address the infrastructure gap within the limitations of municipal legislation.
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