The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has initiated a route planning, preliminary design, and environmental assessment study for Highway 17 from the existing Highway 69 interchange, easterly to Markstay, a distance of approximately 42.5 km; and a new connection of Highway 69 to Highway 17 (Sudbury Southeast By-Pass), a distance of approximately 5.5 km. 

 


We encourage you to read through this web site and send us your feedback and questions. The Project Team will be updating this site with additional information, such as upcoming Public Information Centres, as the study progresses. Please check this web site frequently for updates and details on how you can be involved.

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This site is maintained by Stantec Consulting Ltd.

This page was last updated April 16, 2013.

Updates:
A PIC to present the Preferred Plan for the Highway 17 component of the study area was held on April 16th and 17th, 2013. Click here for details and to view the displays.



Although this study initially included Highway 69 from Estaire Road to Highway 17 (McFarlane-Richard Lake Flats/Daisy Lake area), the Highway 69 component is being carried forward as a separate study.  Separate public meetings and reports will be completed for the Highway 69 component of the study.



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416-598-7162.
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