Nothing Missed raises a public-interest question about the duration, impact and management of the Goreway Drive Grade Separation project.
NOTHING
MISSED.
The story in front of you. The facts behind it. The questions still unanswered.

GOREWAY DRIVE
GRADE SEPARATION
A major transportation route. A long disruption. Were the timelines justified?
The original post identifies a construction period of more than two years, a $41 million figure and Alliance Verdi Civil Inc. These remain claims requiring independent verification.
Project milestones, utility work, approvals, closure requirements, schedule changes, documented causes of delay and final cost records need to be established from primary evidence.
WHAT CHANGED?
Nothing Missed raises the question
Two-year-plus disruption, cost and contractor are identified as claims requiring verification.
Evidence desk opens
Project schedules, council records, road-closure records, contracts and public spending documents can be attached to the story record.
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FACT OR STILL UNKNOWN?
More than two years
The original post describes a construction period exceeding two years. Exact start and completion dates should be checked against official records.
Was the full closure necessary?
Show the evidence for the closure, alternatives considered and traffic-management requirements before drawing conclusions.
What caused each delay?
Map schedule changes against documented causes, approvals, utility work, site conditions and revised milestones.
$41 million
The figure appears in the original post and is presented as a claim until supported by authoritative project documentation.
THE NEWSROOM FEED
Goreway Drive Grade Separation: Was Two Years Reasonable?
Construction, road disruption, cost and the questions raised by Nothing Missed.
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Who decided, what was documented and what remains unanswered.
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WHAT SHOULD WE CHECK NEXT?
Which part of the Goreway Drive story deserves the next deep dive?
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