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Trudeau to unveil plan to spend billions on infrastructure projects, climate change

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Justin Trudeau will outline Thursday how the Canada Infrastructure Bank intends to invest billions in projects aimed at creating jobs and contributing to the fight against climate change.Government officials say no investments in specific projects are to be announced at a news conference Thursday, where Trudeau is to be joined by the new chair of the bank’s board, Michael Sabia, and Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna.

Feds reserve $3.3B for infrastructure projects to address coronavirus challenges But the trio are expected to lay out the priority areas in which the bank intends to invest, as well as the amount of money it will devote to each area.Among the priority areas are agricultural infrastructure in Western Canada and.

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