Ribbon-Cutting Celebrates New 660,000 SF Facility Designed to Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency

London, Ontario – March 13, 2025 – Dancor Construction proudly celebrated the ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new 660,000 square-foot distribution center in London, Ontario. This modern facility is designed to improve supply chain operations, create local jobs, and position London as a leading logistics hub in Canada.

While the center is not yet fully operational, the ceremony marks the successful completion of this landmark project. Dancor Construction played a key role in delivering a facility built with precision, innovation, and future growth in mind.

🎥 [Watch the full construction journey—from earthworks to completion.]
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A Milestone for Economic Growth and Community Collaboration

The ribbon-cutting brought together local, provincial, and federal leaders, including:

• Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis
• Councillors Hadleigh McAlister, Peter Cuddy, Susan Stevenson, Jerry Pribil, Corrine Rahman, Paul Van Meerbergen, Steven Hillier
• MPs Lindsay Mathyssen and Peter Fragiskatos
• MPP Teresa J. Armstrong

Their presence highlighted the project’s significance for London’s economy. The distribution center is expected to drive economic development, create local jobs, and strengthen London’s role in Canada’s logistics and supply chain network.

Dancor Construction: Delivering Quality and Innovation

The facility integrates advanced technology to streamline operations, improve efficiency, and support sustainable growth. Throughout the project, Dancor’s team collaborated closely with the client to meet the highest standards of quality, safety, and operational excellence.

Looking Toward the Future

Once fully operational, the 660,000 SF distribution center will play a pivotal role in the client’s supply chain and contribute to the growth of London’s workforce and logistics industry. Dancor Construction remains committed to building innovative, community-focused projects that strengthen both local economies and the construction industry.