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500 Million Boost in Infrastructure HIGHLIGHTS Government of Saskatchewan $500 Million Boost in Infrastructure Accelerated Infrastructure Spending in 2008-09 (from 2009-10 commitment) HIGHLIGHTS: • 138 specific projects in 73 different communities • plus $100 million in per capita grants to communities province-wide • funding allocations: Ministry (to third parties) Allocation ($M) Health $ 152.80 Education 141.69 Municipal Affairs 131.61 Social Services 29.90 Advanced Education, Employment & Labour 26.35 Highways & Infrastructure 17.65 TOTAL $ 500.00 BREAKDOWN BY COMMUNITY: Community Project/Description Ministry 1. Assiniboia Assiniboia Composite High School - Plumbing upgrades Education Assiniboia Assiniboia Seventh Avenue School - Roof Project Education 2. Balcarres Balcarres - Renovation/addition Education 3. Beauval Valley View School - Roof Project Education 4. Bellegarde École de Bellegarde - Roof Project Education 5. Big River T.D. Michel Community School - Roof Replacement Education 6. Biggar Biggar Diamond Lodge replacement Health 7. Birch Hills Birch Hills - Roof Replacement Education 8. Buffalo Narrows Twin Lakes School - Roof Project Education 9. Cando Cando Central School - Renovation and retrofit Education 10. Choiceland William Mason School - Air handling units Education 11. Craik Craik School - Boiler replacement Education 12. Duck Lake Stobart - Addition/renovation Education 13. Elrose Elrose Composite - Renovation/demolition Education 14. Esterhazy Esterhazy High School - Roof Replacement Education 15. Gladmar Gladmar Regional School - Roof Project Education 16. Gravelbourg Gravelbourg High School - HVAC Education Feb. 11, 2009 - 2 - Community Project/Description Ministry 17. Hafford Hafford Central - Renovation/demolition Education Highways and 18. Humboldt Highway 20 Intersection Improvement Infrastructure Humboldt Humboldt Collegiate - Replacement school Education Humboldt St. Dominic - Renovations/Upgrades Education 19. Ituna Ituna School - Laboratories and storage Education 20. Kamsack Kamsack Comprehensive - Roof Replacement Education 21. Kelvington Kelvindell Lodge replacement Health Kerrobert Composite High School - Renovate gym/asbestos 22. Kerrobert removal Education Kerrobert Kerrobert Integrated Health Centre Long-term Care replacement Health 23. Kinistino Kinistino School - Roof Replacement Education 24. Kipling Kipling School - Washrooms Education Kipling Willowdale Lodge (plus acute care) replacement Health 25. La Loche La Loche Community School - Roof Project Education 26. La Ronge Churchill High - Addition/renovation Education 27. Langenburg 4 space group living home (renovation) Social Services 28. Lanigan Lanigan Central School - Roof Project Education 29. Leoville Leoville Central School - Roof Project Education 30. Lloydminster Bishop Lloyd Middle school - Barrier free access Education Lloydminster Barr Colony - Roof Project Education Highways and Lloydminster Highway 16 Twinning Infrastructure 31. Lumsden Lumsden Elementary - Roof Project Education Renovation and expansion of Saskatchewan Abilities Council 32. Maidstone activity centre Social Services 33. Maple Creek Maple Creek Composite High - Renovation/addition Education Maple Creek Cypress Lodge Nursing Home (plus acute care) replacement Health 34. Meadow Lake Northland Pioneers Lodge replacement Health 35. Melfort Melfort and Unit Comprehensive - Track Surface Upgrades Education Highways and Melfort Highway 6 Intersection Improvement Infrastructure 36. Middle Lake Three Lakes School - Roof Project Education 37. Moose Jaw Central Collegiate - remove 2 relocatable classrooms + renovations Education Moose Jaw Central Collegiate - Elevator Education Moose Jaw St. Agnes - HVAC Education Moose Jaw Sacred Heart - HVAC Education 38. Muenster Muenster School - Gym cladding Education Muenster Muenster School - Roof Project Education Feb. 11, 2009 - 3 - Community Project/Description Ministry St. Peter's College, Michael's Hall - accessibility, provision of Muenster service, electrical, and mechanical upgrades AEEL 39. Naicam Naicam School - Roof Replacement Education 40. Nipawin École Wagner School - Air handling units Education 41. North Battleford McKitrick School - Roof Project Education North North Battleford Comprehensive High School - Heating system Battleford upgrade Education North North Battleford Comprehensive High School - Retaining wall, Battleford electrical Education North Battleford John Paul II Collegiate - Roof Project Education 42. Oxbow Oxbow - Replacement school Education 43. Paradise Hill Paradise Hill School - 1 relocatable classroom Education 44. Pierceland Pierceland School - 2 relocatable classrooms Education 45. Pinehouse Minahik Waskahigan School - Roof Project Education 46. Ponteix Ponteix School - Roof Replacement Education 47. Porcupine Plain Porcupine Plain - Replacement school Education 48. Prince Albert St. Anne - Replacement school Education Prince Albert Carlton Comprehensive - Roof Replacement Education Prince Albert Wesmor Community High School - Roof Project Education Prince Albert Queen Mary Community School - Roof Replacement Education Prince Albert Princess Margaret School - Roof Replacement Education SIAST - Woodland Campus - delivery of additional carpenter, Prince Albert electrician and welder training AEEL Prince Albert Prince Albert Community Housing Society Inc. Social Services Prince Albert Pineview Terrace Lodge Health 49. Punnichy Punnichy Elementary - 2 relocatable classrooms Education 50. Radville Radville Marian Health Centre replacement Health 51. Redvers Redvers Health Centre replacement Health 52. Regina Thom Collegiate - move and refurbish 1 relocatable classroom Education Regina Dr. L.M. Hanna Elementary School (Areas B & C) - Roof Project Education Regina St. Peter School - Structural/HVAC Education Regina Miller Comprehensive - renovations Education Regina Balfour Collegiate - Roof Project Education Regina Milton Heights Lutheran Care Society Housing (renovation) Social Services Regina Douglas Park Elementary - Replacement school Education Regina Arcola Elementary - Replacement school Education Regina Scott Collegiate - Addition/renovation Education Regina École St. Pius X - Structural foundation Education Feb. 11, 2009 - 4 - Community Project/Description Ministry Regina Sheldon Williams Collegiate - Accessibility Project Education Regina Judge Bryant Elementary School (Areas A & G) - Roof Project Education Regina Centennial Elementary School - Accessibility Project Education Regina Winston Knoll - renovations for development centre Education Regina Winston Knoll Collegiate - 6 relocatable classrooms Education Highways and Regina Regina Global Transportation Hub Infrastructure Regina Grant Road Elementary School - Accessibility Project Education Regina Massey Elementary School - Accessibility Project Education Regina Dr. A.E. Perry School - Roof Replacement Education Regina Campbell Collegiate - Structural repair/renovation Education Regina École St. Mary - Roof Project Education SIAST - Wascana Campus - convert a shop to begin providing Regina plumber training AEEL SIAST - Wascana Campus - accommodate approved nursing Regina expansion AEEL Regina St. Catherine School - Mechanical and electrical Education Regina McLurg Elementary School (Area J) - Roof Project Education Regina Deshaye Catholic School - Mechanical and electrical Education 53. R.M. of Prince Albert No.461 Osborne School - Roof Project Education R.M. of Prince Albert No.461 East Central School - Roof Replacement Education 54. Rosetown Wheatbelt Centennial Lodge replacement Health 55. Rosthern Rosthern High School - Roof Project Education 56. Rouleau Rouleau - Crawl space remediation Education 57. Saskatoon E. D. Feehan - Renovation Education Saskatoon Mount Royal Collegiate - Renovation - Code Upgrades Education Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies - expansion of Saskatoon distance learning centre AEEL Saskatoon Lester B. Pearson - Renovation - New Daycare Education École canadienne-française de Saskatoon elementaire - 4 relocatable Saskatoon classrooms Education Saskatoon Nutana Collegiate - Renovation Education Saskatoon Fairhaven - Renovation - New Daycare Education Saskatoon St. Mary Community - Replacement school Education Saskatoon Two new student residences - University of Saskatchewan Social Services 58. Shellbrook Parkland Terrace (plus acute care) replacement Health 59. Spiritwood Spiritwood High School - Roof Project Education Feb. 11, 2009 - 5 - Community Project/Description Ministry 60. St. Brieux St. Brieux School - Roof Project Education 61. Strasbourg William Derby School - Gym change/washrooms Education 62. Swift Current Fairview Middle School - Roof Project Education Swift Current Central Elementary - Roof Replacement Education Swift Current Swift Current Comprehensive - Roof Replacement Education Swift Highways and Current Highway 1 and 4 Interchange Improvements Infrastructure Swift Great Plains College - maintenance - classroom, office and shop Current space AEEL 63. Tisdale Sasko Park Lodge replacement Health 64. Turtleford Turtleford School - Roof Replacement Education 65. Unity Unity Comprehensive High School - Renovate change rooms Education 66. Vibank Vibank Regional - relocate 2 portable classrooms Education 67. Wadena Wadena Elementary - Crawl space and drainage Education 68. Warman Warman Elementary - 2 relocatable classrooms Education 69. Watrous Manitou Lodge replacement Health 70. Weyburn Weyburn Junior High - Roof Project Education Weyburn Weyburn Junior High - Mechanical upgrade Education Highways and Weyburn Highway 39 (New City Garden Road) service road improvement Infrastructure Weyburn Weyburn Comprehensive - Renovation/asbestos removal Education 71. Wolseley Wolseley High School - Gym Service Upgrades Education 72. Yorkton Renovation of Saskatchewan Abilities Council activity centre Social Services 73. Zenon Park École Zenon Park School - Roof Project Education Feb. 11, 2009 .
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