Blair Engaged News Today

An Amazon fulfillment centre in Blair is set to open in 2024-2025.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has determined that while the City of Cambridge breached its own procedural bylaw, it will also reject an application from a citizens committee to review the building of an Amazon Warehouse.

Council violated its own bylaw, court said, but breach wasn’t enough to overturn planning approvals

Blair Engaged, a Cambridge residents group fighting to stop the development of an Amazon warehouse, has filed an injunction.

Residents of Blair Village do not want to see plans for a new warehouse go ahead as-is in their neighborhood. Now, they're asking the court to review it.

Cambridge will proceed with next steps for a contentious warehouse build in Blair, but community group Blair Engaged says the motion was passed without the support of Blair residents.

Earlier this year, plans to build a 100,000 square metre warehouse in Cambridge were scrapped, but after a surprise motion was brought forward by Coun. Mike Mann and Shannon Adshade at a council meeting on Tuesday, the warehouse in Blair is now back on.

Councillors with the City of Cambridge voted against two reports during Monday night's special council meeting that would have given the green light for a warehouse project in the Blair area of the city.

After battling a Minister’s Zoning Order in their own communities, several grassroots organizations are taking on another proposed MZO fight in Wilmot Township.

A saga involving a controversial warehouse project in the village of Blair has taken another turn.