Highway 424 (Ontario)
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Highway 424 is a proposed 400-Series Highway in the Canadian province of Ontario, which would connect Highway 401 at Cambridge to Highway 403 at Brantford along the current Highway 24 corridor.
The highway has been part of the Ministry of Transportation's plans for Brant County and Waterloo Region since the 1970s. Although constantly delayed, civic leaders in the region have recently begun to lobby the provincial government to begin construction of this route. In late March 2005, the provincial government announced that an environmental assessment has begun, and that construction should begin by the end of the decade.
[edit] References
- Highway 24 Corridor Planning and Class EA Study, accessed 3 December 2006
- Legislative Assembly of Ontario: Highway 24, 15 June 2006, question by MPP Dave Levac (Brant), answered by Minister of Transportation Donna Cansfield, accessed 3 December 2006
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| Highways | 400 · 401 · 402 · 403 · 404 · 405 · 406 · 407 ETR · 409 · 410 · 416 · 417 · 420 · 427 · QEW (451) |  |
| Proposed | 424 · Mid-Peninsula Highway · Bradford Bypass | |
| See also | List of Ontario provincial highways · List of Ontario expressways | |
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