https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/parks-canada-real-estate-1.5043533?fbclid=IwAR0P6KPtZb6kYUYgU9RehsYcX__vwnT-kIvhDcGUR950DHmIcdiU5MauP2U

About 40 per cent of Parks Canada’s buildings, forts, bridges and other items of real estate are unsafe or unusable, or require billions of dollars in major repairs, says a new report.

An analysis the agency commissioned from an independent consultant says Parks Canada has deferred up to $9.5 billion in badly needed work – and ought to spend up to $3.3 billion on top of that to cope with the threat of climate change.

Parks Canada’s current annual spending on repairs falls short, says the report, despite a $3-billion injection of cash that began in 2014 and is now about half-spent.