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Ontario awards contract to widen Highway 400 as part of $31B plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Ontario awarded AECOM a contract to widen 11 kilometers of Highway 400 near King Township. The expansion will increase the highway from six to 10 lanes in each direction. This project is part of Ontario’s $31 billion plan to build, repair, and expand roads and bridges across the province.

From yorkregion.com

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Prabmeet Sarkaria, Ontario’s minister of transportation, stated the widening will strengthen a critical trade corridor and help keep goods moving in the Greater Toronto Area. Stephen Lecce, King-Vaughan MPP, added that the project is expected to help reduce gridlock in King and Vaughan.

From yorkregion.com

Who's involved

  • OntarioThe provincial government that awarded the contract and manages the $31 billion infrastructure plan.
  • Prabmeet SarkariaOntario’s minister of transportation who announced the highway widening project.
  • VaughanA community that will benefit from the highway expansion and reduced gridlock.
  • Stephen LecceKing-Vaughan MPP who noted the project's benefit to his constituency.

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