Work Begins on $23m Howard Rail Project

22 July 2009


Work has begun on the $23m CP railway grade separation project on Howard Avenue in the Canadian city of Windsor.

The work involves the demolition of buildings, utility relocation, detour improvements and construction of a rail detour road.

The Dayus Roofing and Bedroom Depot buildings will be demolished to make room for a detour road between Eugenie Street and Essex Terminal Railway west of Howard.

The work is expected to be complete in 16 months.

The funds for the project come from $300m planned by federal and provincial governments to be invested in traffic improvements in Windsor.


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