Building a strong Canada starts with investing in the modern and reliable infrastructure that makes it possible to increase housing supply and create resilient communities.
The Build Communities Strong Fund is investing $51 billion in a wide range of infrastructure projects across the country that support economic prosperity, housing, sport, education, health, transit, and climate adaptation.
To that end, Sukh Dhaliwal, Member of Parliament for Surrey Newton announced a federal investment of up to $11 million in the Newton Athletic Park and Unwin Park through the Direct Delivery stream of the Build Communities Strong Fund.
At Newton Athletic Park, improvements will offer a safe, year-round space to play through a new artificial turf sports field, energy-efficient lighting along the walking track, and new lighted tennis courts, supporting more opportunities for community use and active living.
At Unwin Park, enhancements include a covered multi-sport court, a new fieldhouse with washrooms and change rooms, a youth amenity zone, a pump/bike track, and new pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts. Additional amenities include a new north-area washroom, an off-leash area for dogs, expanded pathway systems, increased parking, and improved park entry nodes, creating a more inclusive and accessible space for recreation and community gathering.
The Build Communities Strong Fund is a cornerstone of the Government of Canada's plan to build the infrastructure needed to build Canada strong - today and for generations to come.
