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Lambton County Council is establishing a $100,000 budget, subject to senior government funding support and local cost sharing, for the oversize load corridor project. The money is for public consultation and detailed design of a $12-million dedicated corridor for the … Continued

Sarnia-Lambton’s Conservative member of parliament has her eyes on a pot of money for trade corridors that’s included in Wednesday’s federal budget. Marilyn Gladu expects there’ll be stiff competition for the $31-million being allocated by the Trudeau government. She says … Continued

Wednesday’s federal budget includes funding that could be tapped to help pay for an oversized load corridor in Sarnia. Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu said the new budget has $31 million designated for trade corridors. “I did see the minister for … Continued

Ontario leaders are being encouraged to designate Sarnia-Lambton’s proposed oversize load corridor as a priority before Queen’s Park breaks for the summer in June. Sarnia Lambton Industrial Alliance Chair Rick Perdeaux says MPP’s could be in a different mindset when … Continued

It’s an exciting time for one local Sarnia company; Integrity Millwrights Inc. is in the midst of major expansions after merging with American based company Turbine Pros. Just last week, it was out with the old signage and in with … Continued

Sarnia has completed its business case and anted up the first $600,000 to create a road route that links 11 fabricating companies with Sarnia Harbour and access to international markets beyond. The $12-million ‘Oversized Load Corridor’ is scheduled to roll … Continued

Spending $11.4 million, to create a dedicated route for metal fabrication shops in Sarnia-Lambton to truck oversized loads of industrial components through the city to Sarnia Harbour, would pay for itself through new jobs and additional economic activity, says a … Continued

School is back, tree leaves are starting to change, and the fall session of Parliament in Ottawa is just around the corner. For Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu, there’s no shortage of items on her to-do pile when the legislature resumes … Continued