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Tuesday, Infrastructure Ontario (IO) created a “line in the sand”, says Tony Joosse, co-chair of the WLMH Action Committee, by outlining the timing and process for RFQ (Requests For Qualifying) and RFP (Request For Proposals) in a public document. View Post »
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The provincial government has stated and restated it will continue to press Hamilton Health Sciences to moving on the West Lincoln Me ...
West Lincoln stalwart, Dave Willis, dead at 74
Dave Willis of Smithville passed away suddenly on Tuesday. Willis was a mainstay with groups and events in West Lincoln and Smithville for d ...
Summer Street Party takes over Grimsby Saturday – JULY 17!!!
Music, food and a great time are on the menu this Saturday evening – Aug. 17 – in downtown Grimsby as the 2nd Annual Summer Stre ...
Month-long Christie/Main intersection work starts
The Main/Christie intersection in Grimsby will be the site of an ongoing renovation for the next month, according to Niagara Region workers. ...
The provincial government has stated and restated it will continue to press Hamilton Health Sciences to moving on the West Lincoln Me ...
Dave Willis of Smithville passed away suddenly on Tuesday. Willis was a mainstay with groups and events in West Lincoln and Smithville for d ...
Music, food and a great time are on the menu this Saturday evening – Aug. 17 – in downtown Grimsby as the 2nd Annual Summer Stre ...
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