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Recent court filings reveal more about the dispute between the province and the consortium hired to build the Highway 427 extension. The $616-million highway was supposed to be ready for the fall of 2020 but may not open this year unless the dispute is settled soon.
TORONTO -- The costly $616-million extension of Highway 427 north of Toronto remains unused by drivers as the consortium building the costly highway sues the provincial government for not getting paid fairly, court documents show. The Link 427 General Partnership says the province should declare the road finished, pay almost $145 million, and stop demands that it repave the road and do other work that it claims wasn’t required in the initial contract. “This case is about the government abusing its power to force the applicant to make costly last-minute upgrades to a major highway p...
TORONTO -- The costly $616-million extension of Highway 427 north of Toronto remains unused by drivers as the consortium building the costly highway sues the provincial government for not getting paid fairly, court documents show. The Link 427 General Partnership says the province should declare the road finished, pay almost $145 million, and stop demands that it repave the road and do other work that it claims wasn’t required in the initial contract. “This case is about the government abusing its power to force the applicant to make costly last-minute upgrades to a major highway p...
The $616-million extension of Highway 427 near Toronto sits unused and off-limits to drivers amid a legal dispute between the Doug Ford government and LINK427, the private consortium hired to build it, CBC News has learned.
The $616-million extension of Highway 427 near Toronto sits unused and off-limits to drivers amid a legal dispute between the Doug Ford government and LINK427, the private consortium hired to build it, CBC News has learned.