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Highway 69 Route Planning Study

The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) is carrying out a program to provide and maintain a safe and efficient transportation system between Southern Ontario and Northern Ontario. The approximately 70 km section of Highway 69 which is the subject of this study, from north of Highway 559 near Nobel to north of Highway 522 near the Key River.
www.69ea559to522.ca

  

     
 

Highway 26 Corridor Study Design Report - Stayner to Thornbury

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has retained McCormick Rankin Corporation and URS Canada Inc. and to prepare a Study Design Report for the Highway 26 corridor between Stanyer and Thornbury. The purpose of this website is to provide interested parties with access to information and access to the project team that is undertaking this assignment. www.highway26study.on.ca

  
     
 

Highway 11 Study Design Report

Providing interested parties with access to information and access to the project team that is undertaking this assignment. The Study Design Report is being prepared as a precursor to a future Environmental Assessment study.
www.highway11study.on.ca

  
     
 

GTA North Transportation Corridor

Providing interested parties with access to information and access to the project team that is carrying out the Environmental Assessment (EA) Terms of Reference (ToR) for the development of a 427 Extension Transportation Corridor in the Regions of York and Peel and the County of Simcoe.
www.gta-northcorridor.on.ca

  
     
 

Mid-Peninsula EA Terms of Reference

Providing interested parties with access to information and access to the project team that is carrying out the Environmental Assessment (EA) Terms of Reference (ToR) for the development of a Mid-Peninsula Transportation Corridor in the Region of Niagara, the City of Hamilton and the Region of Halton.
www.midpeninsulahighway.on.ca

  
     
 

Canada - US - Ontario - Michigan Border Study

Developing a long term transportation strategy that will ensure the safe and efficient movement of people, goods and services across the United States and Canadian border within the region of Southeast Michigan and Southwest Ontario, including improved connections to national, provincial, and regional transportation systems.
www.partnershipborderstudy.com

  
         
   
   
       

 
       
 

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