• New Information on Stimulus Deadline Extension: What Proponents Need To Know and Do. Breaking News, December 20, 2010.
• Infrastructure Stimulus Deadline Extended - Additional Details. Breaking News, December 10, 2010.
• Infrastructure Stimulus Deadline Extended to October 31, 2011. Breaking News, December 2, 2010.
• Infrastructure Stimulus Deadline – March 31, 2011. AMO Watch File December 2, 2010.
• Provincial Budget Maintains Child Care and Infrastructure Funding; Increases Social Assistance Costs. Breaking News. March 25, 2010
• Creating Jobs: Delivering Results - 2nd Edition,  August 7, 2009, FYI Nº: 09/011 
• Recreational Infrastructure Funding Announcements Now Underway, July 3, 2009,  Alert Nº: 09/053  
• Creating Jobs: Delivering Results - a new Infrastructure Canada newsletter,   June 25, 2009, FYI Nº: 09/010
• June 16 Ministers' letter re: Stimulus Funds and links to project lists. June 16, 2009.
• Federal and Provincial Governments Commit $2.3 Billion to Municipal Infrastructure in Ontario.  June 5, 2009, Alert Nº: 09/044 and News Release
• Letter from Tony Clement, Minister of Industry regarding the Recreational Infrastructure Canada (RInC) program in Ontario. May 12, 2009
• Joint letter to Heads of Council from John Baird, Canada’s Minister of Transport Infrastructure and Communities and George Smitherman, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure
  regarding the Infrastructure Stimulus Fund and Intake Two of the Communities Component of the Building Canada Fund. May 11, 2009
• Infrastructure Stimulus Fund in Ontario - Notice to Mayors and HOC - April 20, 2009
• Canada and Ontario Launch Intake 2 of BCF Communities Component and Application Process for Infrastructure Stimulus Fund (Applications are due May 1, 2009) - April 15, 2009 
• Letter to Heads of Council – Minister John Baird and Minister George Smitherman - April 15, 2009
• Letter to Municipal Councils –  from Minister John Baird and FCM President Jean Perrault - April 3, 2009
• President's Letter to Federal and Provincial Ministers of Infrastructure  - April 2, 2009

Links
   

• CMHC's Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program 
  • To learn more about this exciting opportunity, join CMHC’s Free 30 minute Webinars. Click here for dates CMHC Webinar Sign-up .
  • Here's some of what you will learn: Canada’s Economic Action Plan provides up to $2 billion in direct low-cost loans to municipalities, over two years, through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) for housing-related infrastructure projects in towns and cities across the country.
    • Eligible projects may include:  
      - Housing services such as water, wastewater and solid waste
      - Power generation such as electrical, wind, solar and gas
      - Local transportation within or into residential areas such as roads, bridges and tunnels
      - Residential infrastructure such as sidewalks, lighting, pathways, landscaping and green spaces
    • Benefits to Municipalities:
      - Low-cost loans will significantly decrease your cost of borrowing
      - Proceeds can be used to fund your contribution for cost-shared federal infrastructure programming
      - Flexible for use with new construction, expansion or renewal of existing infrastructure
      - No loan size limits and ability to finance 100% of your costs
      - Very beneficial long-term funding interest rate
      - One advance after work commencement – limiting bridge financing requirements
      - Smooth cash flows – equal annual payments of principal and interest for the life of the loan
      - User-friendly loan application & fast turnaround
      - Easy access to experts when you need questions answered
• Building Canada Fund Communities Component 
• Green Municipal Funds - FCM's Green Municipal Fund™ (GMF) is a unique program that supports municipal initiatives across Canada that benefit the environment, local economies and quality of life. 
• Infrastructure Stimulus Fund at Work in Ontario – Project List
• Recreational Infrastructure Canada Program in Ontario (RInC)