Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada
Feds, Fredericton Team Up to Bolster Climate Resilience
The City of Fredericton is taking action to protect its infrastructure from the growing impacts of climate change after an investment of more than $7.9 million from the federal government.
The funding announced today by David Myles, Member of Parliament for Fredericton-Oromocto, and Her Worship Kate Rogers, Mayor of the City of Fredericton, will support a series of projects that will make the city’s core infrastructure more resilient to natural hazards intensified by climate change.
Fredericton will undertake a number of projects to protect their critical infrastructure that include: upgrading culverts and underground water systems, shoreline naturalization, and placing powerlines underground to reduce damage that can cause power outages during severe weather events.
Together, these projects will help ensure a safer, more resilient Fredericton for all residents by protecting their homes, businesses, and essential services.
https://www.canada.ca/en/housing-infrastructure-communities/news/2025/07/federal-government-partners-with-fredericton-to-strength-urban-infrastructure-against-the-impacts-of-climate-change.html