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J‑AAR is excited to announce the official groundbreaking of the Bradley Avenue Extension Project, a transformative infrastructure initiative designed to support community growth and improve mobility in southwest London. What’s Underway: Major construction has begun to extend Bradley Avenue from Wharncliffe Road South to White Oak Road, while also widening it between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard. Scope of Work: - A brand-new four-lane roadway between Wharncliffe Road South and White Oak Road - Widening of Bradley Avenue between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard - Addition of in-boulevard bike paths, sidewalks, street lighting, and landscaping for a modern complete-street design - Upgrades to underground infrastructure, including replacement of watermains and storm sewers, as well as culvert replacement, brand new stormwater pond, and construction of medians, curbs, and gutters - Coordination with the White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor (Phase 1) to include stormwater management and enhancements to the natural environment Timeline Highlights 2025–2026: Major construction, including road widening and infrastructure work 2027: Final surfacing and pavement markings, with full completion expected in the spring Ceremony & Community Engagement: At the groundbreaking ceremony, J‑AAR welcomed project partners, and local officials, all eager to celebrate the start of this transportation milestone. Attendees were also invited on guided site rides, giving them a first-hand look at the scale and planning that will underpin the corridor’s transformation. Looking Ahead: J-AAR extends its gratitude to the City of London, project collaborators, and the community for their ongoing support and trust. We’re proud to deliver infrastructure that improves safety, accessibility, and connectivity and to play a part in building a stronger future for this community.

J-AAR is proud to support Defeat Duchenne, Canada’s leading charity dedicated solely to funding research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). This year, our efforts included a company-wide Brown Bag Lunch Fundraiser, and thanks to the incredible generosity and teamwork of our staff, we raised an impressive $2,750 for the cause. Spearheaded by our Business Intelligence team, the event was a true example of collaboration across divisions. Volunteers stayed after work to thoughtfully prepare each brown bag lunch, while others visited various J-AAR sites to distribute and sell them throughout the day. We want to give a huge thank you to: - Our BI team for organizing and leading the initiative - All the volunteers who stayed late to assemble the lunches - Everyone who took time to travel to our sites and sell them - And of course, the entire J-AAR team for purchasing, donating, and supporting this meaningful cause Your efforts made a real difference and helped advance the mission of Defeat Duchenne, funding the research that will lead to better treatments and, one day, a cure for Duchenne. To learn more about Defeat Duchenne or to make a personal donation, visit defeatduchenne.ca .