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After council approved an $8.7-million tender for the rehabilitation of Dufferin Avenue, a Wallaceburg councillor believes the province should take another…

After a successful application for Connecting Links funding last year, upgrades for Dufferin Avenue in Wallaceburg are expected to begin this summer.

Grey Highlands has been selected for funding through the Ministry of Transportation's Connecting Links Program...

Grey Highlands council is supporting an application for provincial funding for two road infrastructure projects in Flesherton and Markdale. During a c...

The reconstruction of Huron Church between Tecumseh Road and College Avenue is entering the final stage. The work includes: New concrete pavement.

Transportation Minister Mulroney in Timmins to make announcement Author of the article: Andrew Autio/For The Daily Press Publishing date: Jul 19, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  Ontario Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney was in Timmins Monday to announce $3 million in provincial funding for the continuing repairs to the Connecting Link project. The press conference was held at a small parkette at the corner of Charles Street and Algonquin Boulevard, providin...

Replacement of select water mains and services. Street lighting improvements. Article Continues Below Local Sponsor Message The $4.9-million reconstruction project is funded by $3 million from the provincial government under the Connecting Links Program. The City will contribute the remaining funds.  It is expected to be completed by September.   Comment With Facebook NOTE: Anonymous comments are held for moderation and will not be posted immediately.

Article content Meaford’s nearly $2.4 million reconstruction of Sykes Street North will likely begin in May closing a 250-metre stretch of the downtown’s main thoroughfare for three months. The work will tear up Sykes Street North, between Collingwood and Lombard streets, and replace its underground pipes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Meafords Sykes Street reconstruction likely to begin in May Back to video This past Monday, Meaford council...

Dryden replacing traffic lights along two streets with help from province The City of Dryden will replace traffic signals along two of its streets using more than a million dollars in provincial funding. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 13, 2021 6:30 AM ET | Last Updated: April 13 The City of Dryden will replace traffic lights along two of its streets with the help of provincial funding.(CBC) The City of Dryden will replace traffic signals along two of its streets using more than a mill...

The province has announced they will be investing $30-million in road and bridge repairs. Saugeen Shores will ...