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ShareTable of ContentsContentQuick FactsQuotesAdditional ResourcesMedia ContactsContentCALEDON -- The Ontario government has awarded the first two contracts to begin construction of Highway 413, marking a significant milestone in the provinces plan to fight gridlock and get drivers moving across the Greater Toronto Area. Highway 413 will connect the regions of York, Peel and Halton, shortening travel times by up to 30 minutes per trip. The construction of the highway will support more than 6,000 jobs per year and contribute more than 1 billion to Ontarios annual GDP.Highway 413 is at the centre of our plan to get drivers in the GTA and across Ontario out of gridlock, and were getting it done, said Premier Doug Ford. In the face of U.S. tariffs and economic uncertainty, were awarding critical construction contracts faster so we can get shovels in the ground on major infrastructure projects, keep Ontarios economy going and keep thousands of workers on the job across the province.Premier Ford made the announcement in Caledon, where work is beginning to resurface Highway 10 in preparation for a new bridge over the future Highway 413. Crews will also soon begin upgrades at the Highway 401/407 interchange, which will be the western terminus of Highway 413. Once Highway 413 is complete, it will run from the Highway 401/407 interchange near Mississauga, Milton and Halton Hills to Highway 400 in Vaughan, with extensions to Highways 410 and 427.Under the leadership of Premier Ford, our government continues to fight gridlock that costs Ontario up to 56 billion a year, so we can unlock our provinces full economic potential and keep workers on the job, said Prabmeet Sarkaria, Minister of Transportation. Highway 413 will provide much-needed relief along one of the most congested highway corridors in North America.Ontario is investing almost 30 billion over the next decade to build, repair and expand highways, roads and bridges across the province, including critical projects like Highway 413, the Bradford Bypass and the twinning of the Garden City Skyway. Last year, the Ontario government passed the to accelerate the construction of Highway 413.Quick Facts Highway 413 is estimated to contribute more than 1 billion to Ontarios GDP and support more than 6,000 jobs per year in the transportation, engineering, construction and supply-chain industries during construction. According to a report from the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis, if left unchecked, the annual cost of gridlock could reach 108 billion by 2044.QuotesOur government is delivering the infrastructure needed to protect Ontarios future by tackling gridlock and keeping people and goods moving. For families and businesses in Dufferin--Caledon and across Peel Region, this project will mean shorter commutes, more time at home and thousands of good-paying jobs. We are building the infrastructure our communities need today to support growth for generations to come.- Sylvia JonesMPP for Dufferin--CaledonThe Highway 413 corridor will be a big help for our villages by supporting the extension of Highway 410 and easing traffic congestion on Highway 10 and in Caledon Village. It will also spur the extension of Highway 427 and reduce the number of heavy trucks traveling on Highway 50. This transportation project will provide much-needed capacity and better connections throughout Caledon. It will support the growth were planning while helping to keep the unique character and vibrant spirit of our community intact. This announcement marks a key step for the town towards achieving its goal and vision, and town staff will make every effort to support and work in partnership with the province to ensure the successful delivery of Highway 413 and mitigate impacts on the community.- Annette GrovesMayor of CaledonAs the fastest growing of Canadas seven largest cities, Brampton knows first-hand the toll gridlock takes on families and our economy. Highway 413 will create good quality jobs, attract new investment and ensure people and goods move more efficiently. This is the kind of infrastructure that keeps Brampton and Ontario competitive in the global economy.- Patrick BrownMayor of BramptonThe Vaughan Chamber of Commerce welcomes the Ontario governments progress on Highway 413. This project is critical to supporting the movement of goods, addressing gridlock and unlocking future economic opportunities for businesses and residents across the Greater Golden Horseshoe. By investing in major infrastructure like Highway 413, Ontario is laying the foundation for sustained growth, competitiveness and thousands of good-paying jobs in the skilled trades that will benefit Vaughan and the broader region for decades to come.- Jennifer Coletta-RashtyPresident and CEO, Vaughan Chamber of CommerceThe start of Highway 413 construction shows that Ontario is serious about building for the future. For our members, any project that drives new demand for stone, sand and gravel is a lifeline and its encouraging to have a Premier and government focused each day on turning economic growth plans into real results.- Michael McSweeneyExecutive Director, Ontario Stone, Sand and Gravel AssociationThe Ontario Road Builders Association applauds the Government of Ontario for moving forward with construction of Highway 413, a project that will reduce gridlock and strengthen Ontarios economy. Congestion costs Ontario up to 56 billion each year -- investments like Highway 413 are critical to reversing that trend. Our industry is proud to play a role in building the infrastructure that will keep people and goods moving efficiently while delivering long-term economic and community benefits.- Steven CrombieSenior Director of Public Affairs, ORBA Highway 413 will bring much-needed transportation and transit capacity to the fastest-growing region of the GTA. This project is not just a highway, but a generational investment in economic growth, connectivity and opportunity for communities across t
