SIOUX LOOKOUT - The McGuinty government is improving road safety and lowering transportation costs for several First Nations in the Far North by supporting the realignment of their winter road netw...
Archived Bulletin | Energy, Northern Development and Mines
THUNDER BAY - The Ontario government is moving ahead with improvements to Highway 11 near Atikokan by issuing a call for tenders to refurbish a 30-kilometre section of the road, Northern Developmen...
Archived News Release | Energy, Northern Development and Mines
SUDBURY - The four-laning of Highways 69 and 11 is moving forward with the advertising of two contracts for the next stages of work south of Sudbury and North Bay, Northern Development and Mines Mi...
Archived News Release | Energy, Northern Development and Mines
THUNDER BAY - The Ontario government is improving safety, road and traffic conditions along Highway 584 by issuing a call for tenders to repair a section of the road north of Geraldton Northern Dev...
Archived News Release | Energy, Northern Development and Mines
KENORA - The Ontario government is improving traffic flow along a key northwestern tourism corridor by issuing a call for tenders to replace the Sioux Narrows bridge on Highway 71, Northern Develop...
Archived News Release | Energy, Northern Development and Mines
QUEEN'S PARK -- Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is enlisting former Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Kergin to accelerate improvements along the gateway to the Windsor-Detroit border.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
WINDSOR -- Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Anne McLellan, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, Federal Minister of Transport Jean-C. Lapierre and Ontario...
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
OTTAWA -- The Ontario government's commitment of $18.8 million in provincial gas tax funding will mean an expanded transit system and increased service for the citizens of Ottawa, Premier Dalton Mc...
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
LONDON -- Public transit users in London can expect improved service and the addition of new routes because of $4.5 million in gas tax money from the Province.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
GUELPH -- Public transit users in Guelph can expect improved service and the addition of new routes because of $1.4 million in gas tax money from the Province.
Archived News Release | Office of the Premier
