A federal official says the Saskatchewan government had sufficient time to approve the projects without taking shortcuts.
The approvals came after the province had received about 1,400 expression of interest submissions between March 5 and April 30, 2019 from municipalities asking for federal and provincial funding.
The 25 projects represent a total of $185.5 million in grant funding. Of that, $106.4 million came from the federal government and $79.1 million was from the province. The official said Ottawa had written to Saskatchewan in 2017 to open negotiations on ICIP and had wanted an agreement in place by March 2018.Article contentHowever, it wasn’t until March 2019 that Saskatchewan began seeking submissions from municipalities.
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