Three governments put $16.2 million into Oromocto wastewater link
Federal, provincial and municipal governments have announced more than $16.2 million for a new Oromocto wastewater connection.

Federal, New Brunswick and Oromocto governments have announced more than $16.2 million for wastewater infrastructure intended to support housing growth.
The project will design and build a lift station, force main and connecting works to transfer wastewater to the Base Gagetown treatment facility. Officials say the added capacity is meant to accommodate population growth expected over the next decade.
Ottawa is contributing more than $8.1 million, New Brunswick more than $5.4 million and Oromocto more than $2.7 million through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund.
The September 28 release did not provide a completion date or quantify how many homes the work could support. Federal funding is conditional on consultation and environmental-assessment requirements.
Source: Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, September 28, 2026.
Illustrative stock photo: Patrick Federi via Unsplash, under the Unsplash License. Resized; not a photograph of the Oromocto project.
AI-assisted news brief. Sources are linked above.
How we work