Canada’s largest military air base is slated for a big expansion.
Officials announced that $415-million worth of large-scale construction projects are coming to Canadian Forces Base Trenton.
The funding is earmarked for a four-building training facility, totaling 30,000 square metres.
The basic building requirements are for general facilities like office areas, meeting rooms, wash bays, training facilities, physical training facilities and warehouse space.
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The expansion will take place on the northern edge of the base, which was expropriated by the government years ago.
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Approximately 250 acres of land was expropriated by the federal government from a Trenton farmer to expand the base.
The expansion also includes 60 new residential units, in the midst of a national housing crisis that has impacted armed forces members as well.
Construction is expected to begin in spring 2024 and finish in 2028.
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