Canada and British Columbia partner to improve air quality in B.C. schools
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The governments of Canada and British Columbia are investing more than $3.2 million through the COVID-19 Resilience Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program to support five ventilation improvement projects in elementary and secondary schools in British Columbia.
Project information:
| Location | Project Name | Project Details | Federal Funding | Provincial Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
City of Abbotsford |
Rick Hansen Secondary Ventilation Improvements |
Replace the chiller in the HVAC system and increase outdoor air intake. |
$717,189 |
$179,297 |
City of Abbotsford |
Terry Fox Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
Replace the heat pumps and upgrade direct digital controls to increase outdoor air intake. |
$729,626 |
$182,406 |
| City of Chilliwack | Strathcona Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
Replace the roof top units and upgrade the direct digital control system to increase outdoor air intake. |
$493,326 |
$123,332 |
| District of 100 Mile House | Peter Skene Ogden Secondary Ventilation Improvements |
Replace two air handling units which will improve comfort while drastically reducing energy consumption and increasing outdoor air intake. |
$425,022 |
$106,256 |
| Village of Harrison Hot Springs | Harrison Hot Springs Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
Replace the rooftop unit, which will distribute conditioned air within the building and increase outdoor air intake. |
$248,736 |
$62,184 |
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