- Preserving the Niagara Escarpment
- Ensuring that no new highway corridors are paved across
the Niagara Escarpment
- Ensuring that all viable alternatives to the proposed Mid-Peninsula
Highway
are fully considered
News Flash
June 2010: The Niagara highway route has been quashed
but the threat to Flamborough, Burlington and the Niagara Escarpment is very much
alive. The Ministry
of Transportation has brought back the original Mid-Peninsula Highway Option “C”. It
would pave a new highway from the 403 around Ancaster to the 407 in Burlinton. This
option wasn’t acceptable in 2001 and isn’t acceptable now.
In the News
July 2, 2010
Possibility
of a new highway concerns city residents - Burlington Post - Kim Arnott
July 2, 2010
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A
highway...by any other name - Flamborough Review
June 30, 2010
New road route on table - Flamborough
Review - Andrew Baulcomb
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What’s Old is New Again
In June 2010,
the NGTA corridor team identified this
area for a future
highway corridor. It cuts through the heart of Flamborough and
crosses the escarpment in Burlington on the way to meet highway 407.
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| COPE's letter to Premier McGuinty outlining concerns with the NGTA corridor
process. |
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| The
City of Hamilton and Niagara Region commissioned a $200,000 economic
report of the NGTA corridor. Additional Information: |
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COPEs
comments on the Niagara GTA Corridor PIC # 3. |
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