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Initial restoration of Cull Drain Bridge hoped to kick off fundraising Cull Drain Bridge in Mike Weir Park in Bright's Grove. November 1, 2019. (BlackburnNews.com photo by Colin Gowdy) By Melanie Irwin June 1, 2021 10:16am Share via: Framework prepared by staff to allow the Friends of the Cull Drain Bridge to complete restoration work has been accepted by council. The group plans to restore the four end posts as a way to “kick off” their fundraising efforts to fully restore the bridge. The span has been sitting in Mike Weir Park...

Article content The summer of 2021 will be a busy one for residents living along Petrolia’s Greenfield Street. Following a virtual public meeting on May 11, crews from Cope Construction were given the green light to begin work on a $1.6-million reconstruction project along the thoroughfare. Plans are for a new road surface, new sidewalks, curbs and gutters, two revamped asphalt parking lots on Walnut Street, a new crosswalk as well as the replacement of water lines and sewer services. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Reconstruction project be...

More than 10 kilometres of roads are in line for repaving in Sarnia this year. About $3 million in work is being parcelled into two contracts, city construction manager Rob Williams said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. More than 10 km of road repaving planned in Sarnia Back to video The first – a $1.9-million contract to Cope Construction for seven stretches of road – was coming to city council Monday and, if approved, work was expected to start mid-May and wrap up by the end of August, Williams said. The remaining $1 million or so worth of...

More than 10 kilometres of roads are in line for repaving in Sarnia this year.

KC company threatened to leave Missouri without more incentives. Now it's staying put Kevin Hardy and Allison Kite, The Kansas City Star Dec. 19—A Kansas City firm that threatened to leave Missouri in an unsuccessful attempt at raking in more taxpayer incentives will now stay put for well over a decade. Over the summer, BlueScope Construction sought $14 million in state and local incentives to stay at its West Bottoms facility. It said it had received an offer worth some $20 million to hop the state line and move to Kansas. That request was met with skepticism and outrage �...