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Ontario reaches 'new deal' with City of Ottawa to take over certain costs

Ontario has made an agreement with the City of Ottawa involving the province taking over Highway 174 ownership and supporting repairs of major connecting roads.
In exchange, the municipality will encourage more housing development and minimize taxation.
The province will also open a new police station downtown as part of the deal.

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CTV News

Ontario to take over Hwy. 174 in Ottawa's east end

The Ontario government is giving the green light for the province to take over Highway 174, more than 25 years after the road in Ottawa's east end was downloaded to the municipality.

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CBC News

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford popped by Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's monthly city hall breakfast Thursday where he served up a wide-ranging funding plan for the capital over the next decade — one that would also require significant federal investment.

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Global News

Ontario reaches ‘new deal’ with City of Ottawa - Ottawa

Ontario has reached a so-called "new deal" with the City of Ottawa that sees the province take over certain major costs, the provincial government said Thursday.

1 month ago·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Ontario reaches 'new deal' with City of Ottawa

OTTAWA – Ontario has reached a so-called “new deal” with the City of Ottawa that sees the province take over certain major costs, the provincial government said Thursday. The province […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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