Posted AT 3:59 AM EDT on 24/07/08
Ontario to get $7.8-billion for infrastructure
TORONTO, OTTAWA — The federal government will announce today that it is inking a deal with Ontario to spend $7.8-billion in the province on public transit, roads and bridges as part of its plan to maintain and expand the country's infrastructure systems, sources say.
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