The plan outlines an integrated, national approach to the long-term management of Canada’s radioactive waste.

The initiative aims to track diseases and long-term illnesses contracted on the job. The government says it will also help diagnose workplace diseases faster, improve worker compensation, and reduce costs to the healthcare system.

The ongoing project ranges from new or upgraded premium areas to revamped, enlarged concourses that use cutting-edge technology to accelerate food and drink purchases.

The police force said Tuesday that its "sensitive and international investigations" unit is leading the investigation.

Early works are expected to start in November, with full construction beginning early next year.