Canada launched a three-year, $ 10 billion (€ 6.40 billion) infrastructure plan on Thursday.This should help create jobs and enable the economy to recover from the slump caused by the new coronavirus pandemic."Precisely targeted investments will help us get people back into the labor market and enable the economy to grow again," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a news conference.He added that the infrastructure plan will also include investments in the greening of energy, transport and agriculture.Funding will come from the Canada Infrastructure Bank.It was created by a decision of the Canadian government in 2017, and since then it has been criticized several times that it has not done much for the economy so far.