Whitewater Region ON

On the development front, Cleroux emphasizes the significance of BEI, Vereyken Homes and other local builders such as Greenwood Paving and H & H Construction from nearby Pembroke. The township also values its partnerships with local and Ottawa-based consulting firms which we we utilize quite frequently,” Burton remarks. “Whether it be from road design projects to building condition assessments in the realm of structural reviews, they have a whole realm of services that can be provided.” He underscores the pivotal role played by engineering firm WSP in active transportation development, and consulting firm Watson and Associates, in supporting community redevelopment through growth and water studies. As well, he points out the importance of local communication companies like North RenfrewTelecom Company (NRTC), Cogeco, and Rogers Communication who contribute significantly to community connectivity. A PROSPEROUS FUTURE Looking ahead, Mayor Nicholson envisions a prosperous future for the Whitewater Region. The influx of new residents seeking a rural lifestyle, coupled with the growth in agriculture and economic sectors, paints a promising picture. The region’s central location in Renfrew County makes it an ideal choice for families, contributing to its ongoing success. “We’re seeing a lot of people move out of the larger city centers, who are looking for rich, rural environments where they can raise their children or retire and enjoy the wilderness,” he portrays. 9 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 5, ISSUE 02 WHI TEWATER REGION, ON