Wit Ventures: Deal Approved, Old Sarnia General Hospital Coming Down.

Thursday, 3 August 2017

Deal Approved, Old Sarnia General Hospital Coming Down.

(File photo, Zach Neal image)

From Melanie Irwin, Blackburn News.

The wheels are in motion to demolish the former Sarnia General Hospital.

An agreement of purchase and sale for the Mitton St. site, from a group of five local businessmen, was unanimously approved by Sarnia council Monday.
GFIVE Inc. has plans for a multi-faceted development including residential and commercial components, and possible construction of a new Withdrawal Management Centre proposed by Bluewater Health.

“As I boil it all down, I believe that the city of Sarnia is really co-investing in the future of these two blocks,” says Councillor Bev MacDougall.

Link to the rest here.

More extensive coverage from First Monday.

The Sarnia Observer.

A previous story, including our editorial opinion at that time.

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