The Knowledge Infrastructure Program is an important element of Canada's Economic Action Plan, announced on January 27, 2009. It provides up to $2 billion to support infrastructure enhancement at universities and colleges.

Below is a complete list of the KIP projects that involved BC’s 11 public colleges:

1. Camosun College, Maintenance/Renovations/Code Upgrades to multiple campus buildings
2. Camosun College, Construction of Learning Commons
3. College of New Caledonia, Construction of new building to expand and diversify skilled trades programs (Quesnel Campus)
4. College of New Caledonia, Renewal/replacement of Trades Building to install sustainable systems, expand capacity and consume less energy (Prince George Campus)
5. College of the Rockies, South entrance building renovation and expansion to replace programs housed in portables, in order to increase functionality and enhance security
6. Douglas College, Building renewal to improve learning environment and replacement of deck membrane to prevent water penetration
7. Langara College, Remediation of Vacated Space
8. Langara College, Replacement of pneumatic controls with direct digital controls for HVAC system, South Building renewal to address water infiltration, B Building remediation for water penetration
9. North Island College, Infrastructure renewal including roof replacements to three buildings and boiler replacements
10. North Island College, Construction of new Skills Development and Trades Training Facility to increase training capacity in mainly construction-related trades (Courtenay Campus)
11. Northern Lights College, Upgrades to and renovation of Health Sciences Building to accommodate expanded nursing programs
12. Northern Lights College, Construction of Energy House — Education and Research Facility focusing on Alternative Energy programming
13. Northwest Community College, Expansion and renewal of Smithers Campus to address trades shortages, increase functionality and improve learning environment
14. Okanagan College, Building of Centre for Green Building Technologies and campus expansion
15. Okanagan College, Expansion/renovation of trades training facility in Salmon Arm to increase access
16. Selkirk College, Replacement of the existing heating, ventilation and air conditioning system to improve energy efficiency and allow summer programming
17. Vancouver Community College, Upgrade/renewal of building envelope systems to increase safety and energy consumption at Broadway and Downtown Campuses.