Ottawa providing $4.9 million for downtown London affordable housing project
Ottawa will contribute more than $4.9 million to the nearly-complete construction of the 69-unit building at 356 Dundas St. Continue reading
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Royal Canadian Navy spending $21.7 million to buy radar antennae for frigatesÂ
HMCS St. John’s is expected to be the first warship to get new antennas, with delivery expected in early 2021. Continue reading
New $224M bridge announced for Sicamous, B.C.
Bruhn Bridge replacement in Sicamous to support safer and more efficient travels. Continue reading
Hi-tech Kingston company hoping for funding to stay alive
By Mike Postovit Videographer
A high-tech company in Kingston continues to twist in the wind awaiting the word on federal funding. Continue reading
Edmonton councillor concerned Calgary Olympics might jeopardize funding for other cities
City councillor Michael Walters thinks Edmonton needs to consider how Calgary hosting a huge event like the Olympics would affect government funding for other municipalities. Continue reading
Town of Cobourg receives federal funding for Armistice 18 project
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
Armistice 18 in Cobourg, Ont., is one of Canada’s largest commemorative events for the First World War. Continue reading
London receives nearly $187,000 for railway crossing improvements
The funding is part of a $55-million Railway Safety Improvement Program, set to roll out across Canada over the next three years. Continue reading
London International Airport receives federal funding boost
Ottawa is helping facilitate a facelift for the London International Airport. Continue reading
Ducks Unlimited receives $1M from Ottawa to improve Bay of Fundy fish habitats
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The money will be spread out over five years and much of the research will be conducted by graduates and undergraduates from Acadia University in Nova Scotia. Continue reading
Ottawa police board approves hiring 10 officers to combat gun, gang violence
Five of the 10 newly hired officers will be going to the Investigative Unit and the other five will be going to DART, the Direct Action Response Team. Continue reading