Articles from Le Droit

Construction workers have begun pouring concrete at the rear of the Somerset House, located at the corner of Bank and Somerset streets. This marks the start of the reconstruction efforts for the historical building. The work is a significant step in restoring the site after it remained unused for many years. This project is expected to revitalize the area and bring new life to the surrounding community.

The report presented to the municipal council indicates that the new fire station in the village of Alfred will have slightly higher costs than initially anticipated. Dino Di Sano, the principal architect from IDEA, mentions they are ensuring the budget is padded enough to cover expenses. They aim to be ready for a bidding process by June.

With the arrival of warm weather, Ottawa is gearing up for its construction season. Throughout the summer, numerous construction projects will be active in the capital, involving road resurfacing and larger undertakings such as the ongoing revitalization of Bank Street. The city will be bustling with heavy machinery and construction workers during this period.

Ontario's Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Rob Flack, announced the need for immediate changes to residential construction rules. The aim is to facilitate the development of housing over the next two years. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to remedy the current housing shortage in the province.