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Proposed power line shouldnt go through residential area, Lakeshore mayor says Hydro One is building a new high-voltage power line from Chatham to Lakeshore but one section has the mayor of Lakeshore worried. Social Sharing Tom Bain supports Hydro One building a new line but says its too close to Comber Posted: Feb 26, 2021 6:34 AM ET | Last Updated: February 26 A new high voltage power line is planned to run from Chatham to Lakeshore. (Colin Perkel/Canadian Press)

Article content Hydro One has selected a preferred route for its planned Chatham to Lakeshore transmission line and is looking for additional public comment. The proposed route would begin at the Chatham switching station on Communication Road and run north of Highway 401 until Gracey Sideroad. It would then extend to the site of a proposed switching station to the southwest of Comber. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Preferred route selected for hy...

Article content Hydro One has selected a preferred route for its planned Chatham to Lakeshore transmission line and is looking for additional comments from the public. The route would begin at the Chatham switching station on Communication Road and run north of Highway 401 until it would reach Gracey Sideroad. It would then extend to the site of a proposed switching station to the southwest of Comber. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. More public com...

  ORILLIA, ONT. -- The opportunity for new jobs, expansion and growth to west Orillias new Horne Business Park is on its way, with the help of three new Hydro One infrastructures. Orillia Mayor Steve Clarke said 21 acres invested by the company would be home to the new regional operations centre, provincial warehouse centre, and currently under construction, a new primary grid control centre for the province. Clarke said the investment would serve the city, with an estimated $300 million f...