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Land purchase funding for new Cornwall high school

Summary by Cornwall Seaway News

The Upper Canada District School Board has received $11.9 million from the Ontario Ministry of Education to acquire land for the construction of a new secondary school at Nick Kaneb Drive and Marleau Avenue in Cornwall. The $51 million school will serve students from Grade 7-12, consolidating students from Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School and St. Lawrence Secondary School. This project was first approved by the Ministry of Education in …

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Land purchase funding for new Cornwall high school

The Upper Canada District School Board has received $11.9 million from the Ontario Ministry of Education to acquire land for the construction of a new secondary school at Nick Kaneb Drive and Marleau Avenue in Cornwall. The $51 million school will serve students from Grade 7-12, consolidating students from Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School and St. Lawrence Secondary School. This project was first approved by the Ministry of Education in …

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Cornwall Seaway News broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, April 4, 2025.

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