Capital Plans
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The provincial government is building Alberta with a responsible capital plan.
Quality public infrastructure is crucial to securing a high standard of living for the province. It contributes to Alberta’s prosperity by facilitating economic activity and excellence in programs and services, such as health and education.
With the province poised to grow to more than five million people in the coming decades, the infrastructure that is built today will meet the needs of the province for generations.
Treasury Board and Finance develops three-year capital plans (below) as part of the government’s annual budget process.
Details of capital projects worth over $500K can be viewed on the Ministry of Infrastructure’s website. Also see Alberta Transportation’s Three-Year Construction Program.
Capital Plans
All documents below are in PDF format, which can be viewed with Adobe Reader. They will open in a separate window.
| Current Capital Plan | Released mm/dd/yy |
2013-16 Capital Plan (Budget 2013) |
03/07/13 |
| Previous Capital Plans | |
2012-15 Capital Plan (Budget 2012) |
02/09/12 |
2011-14 Capital Plan (Budget 2011) |
02/24/11 |
2010-13 Capital Plan (Budget 2010) |
02/09/10 |
2009-12 Capital Plan (Budget 2009) |
04/07/09 |
2008-11 Capital Plan (Budget 2008) |
04/22/08 |
2007-10 Capital Plan (Budget 2007) |
04/19/07 |
2006-09 Capital Plan (Budget 2006) |
03/22/06 |
2005-08 Capital Plan (Budget 2005) |
04/13/05 |
2004-07 Capital Plan (Budget 2004) |
03/24/04 |
2003-06 Capital Plan (Budget 2003) |
04/08/03 |
| Long Term Capital Plan | |
01/29/08 |
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Links - Building Canada
The Canada-Alberta Framework Agreement signing was announced on August 29, 2008. Funding information and news updates are available from Infrastructure Canada.
