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City of Pickering to break ground on $17-million development

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The City of Pickering is growing, as ground was officially be broken Monday on a major new business development.  City officials say the $17 million project, which was planned in accordance with Pickering’s sustainability guidelines, will see the construction of five commercial-industrial buildings with a total building area coming in at over 75,000 square feet.  The groundbreaking ceremony took place Monday morning on Bayly Street, just west of Brock Road.

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Permalink | September 10th, 2012

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