Ontario Invests Over $20 Million for Infrastructure in Brant, Wellington

The Ontario government is investing significant funding in infrastructure projects across various counties to facilitate new housing developments. In Brant County, over $9.3 million will support road and intersection improvements to accommodate the construction of up to 4,215 new homes, according to MPP Will Bouma. Similarly, Wellington County will receive over $11 million for infrastructure upgrades, including nearly $8 million allocated for road projects to expedite housing construction in municipalities like Palmerston and Mapleton. Local officials have expressed gratitude for these investments, highlighting their potential to alleviate the housing crisis and enhance community growth. These initiatives are part of a broader $400 million investment aimed at repairing and maintaining municipal infrastructure to support housing growth throughout Ontario. The funding is provided through the Housing-Enabling Core Servicing Stream under the Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program.