Sarnia drivers and residents can expect delays this summer as the city rolls out a record $4.1 million road repair program tied to major sewer and flood control upgrades. Crews will work on Ontario, Johnston, Queen, College and George streets, along with full rebuilds on Copland Road and Kathleen Avenue. The city is also boosting flood protection at Pumping Station 16 and continuing sewer separation projects. Officials say the work is disruptive but necessary to prevent flooding, reduce future repair costs and keep roads and water systems reliable.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
