Lock City Dairies gets $175K boost from province to expand operations

Ontario government announces more than $4 million through Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corp. to nine agri-food projects in the north

TORONTO – The Ontario government is providing more than $4 million through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation to nine agri-food projects in the north, including one in Sault Ste. Marie and others in the Algoma district.

Lock City Dairies Inc. is receiving $174,684 to expand its facility in the Sault to "increase productivity, efficiency and storage capacity, and generate more sales and clients," according to an announcement made today at 101st Royal Agricultural Winter Fair by Greg Rickford, Minister of Northern Development.

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