A developing trend: Could old factories, plazas ease city’s housing crunch?
New housing is popping up in unexpected places in London, with living spaces carved out of longtime commercial sites and properties meant for business.
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Province announces $10M for two London school projects
Ontario is pumping $10 million into London’s school systems, including a 300-student addition at one of its largest and most overcrowded elementary schools.
Grey County moves to address homelessness
A housing enumeration study in Grey County last October found 142 individuals were experiencing homelessness
Wellington North Council reviews successful 2021 initiatives
Wellington North’s Mayor says despite turbulent times, council and staff still delivered exceptional service and completed major projects in 2021.
Brand new peopleCare long-term care facility to be rebuilt in Stratford
Perth-Wellington MPP Randy Pettapiece was joined by Minister of Long-Term Care, Rod Phillips, this morning for an announcement via zoom regarding a local long-term care project.
London’s first rapid-build affordable housing project nears move-in date
Tenants could begin moving in as early as this month to the first of three city-led rapid housing projects aimed at easing London’s housing crisis.
$30M in public transit funding could go to paths, bike lanes, bike parking
City council doesn’t want to let $30 million in unused public transit funding from Ottawa and Queen’s Park go to waste. The only problem is there are no more projects on its list.
U.S. Department of Transportation announces $1.6 million grant for Port of Marquette
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced the award of more than $1.6 million for projects at the Port of Marquette, Michigan. The project will improve critical port infrastructure, dredge, and enhance coastal restoration and protect road infrastructure at the Port of Marquette. Read the full story by WLUC-TV – Washington, D.C. Read the full story…
Minnesota Supreme Court to review drainage projects ruling
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Supreme Court announced Tuesday it will review a ruling by the Minnesota Court of Appeals that provided environmental protections for Renville County’s last free-flowing stream.
The October appeals court decision called for an environmental review to determine whether a proposed drainage ditch improvement could harm the stream in the heavily agricultural western county.
Program strives to reinvigorate ‘main streets’
Program supports local community place-making projects.
Perth-Wellington MP looks back on 2021 challenges and what’s next in 2022
Perth-Wellington MP, John Nater, says 2021 was another challenging year.
Social housing agency using expertise to help other projects flourish
‘There’s a big need and big gaps in the system’
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