Local labour and companies used to build Cobourg Community Centre

Thank God for the BurdReport, written by local activist and former politician Ben Burd. In his wonderful way, he stayed on top of this issue like a Hound Dog on a scent. The federal and provincial government touted these infrastructure programs as being important to economic stimulus, yet there is always a question of where the dollars get spent. So, here is a list of the local companies and unions who benefitted from the contracts to build the new Cobourg Community Centre:

Blake Construction – Excavation, trucking, gravel supply, machine work, etc.
Kelly’s Excavating- hauling,materials
Carpenters local # 397 – Carpenters for foundations work (2 workers)
Labour local  # 183 – Labour for foundations work (2-3 workers)
Labour local  # 183 – Labour for steel work (4 workers)
Labour local  # 183 – Labour for excavation & site services work (2 workers)
Lafarge Concrete
LUSI – Temporary hookups
Battlefield
Rent-all Services
Rona Building Supplies
Staples
Culligan water supply
L.A. Signs
Lakeland Group – misc. construction steel
Bin-it – Supplied bin for waste wood for foundations
Cogeco – Phones & internet
Don On The Job – Portable Washrooms
Portable Food Service Truck
PraxAir Inc. – Supply torches / cutting supplied
FedEx
UPS
Ontario Line Clearing
Cressman landscaping

One thought on “Local labour and companies used to build Cobourg Community Centre

  1. When you look at this list it is not really a lot of the total of 27 million. We know lakeland got about 500k but what about the rest not much I bet!

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