Federal government indifferent to VIA Rail service in Northern Ontario
Whereas the province is making strides to improve the regions transportation, Ottawa appears determined to accelerate them.
Source: saultstar.com
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N.S. minister suggests standardizing municipal bylaws to speed development
Minister John Lohr says developers brought him an idea that could "make things easier and more straightforward for everybody."
Source: cbc.ca
OPINION: North, Canada in dire need of efficient passenger rail service
Is the federal government simply letting our trains wither before cancelling the service outright?
Source: nugget.ca
OPINION: Canada in dire need of efficient passenger rail service
Is the federal government simply letting our trains wither before cancelling the service outright?
Source: winnipegsun.com
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OPINION: Canada in dire need of efficient passenger rail service
Is the federal government simply letting our trains wither before cancelling the service outright?
Source: torontosun.com
Intercity rail network in Canada is rotting away • Troy Media
ERIC BOUTILLIER: Is the federal government simply letting our trains wither before cancelling the service outright?
Source: troymedia.com
Missing the mark on passenger rail
Article content The Ministry of Transportation and Ontario Northland have finally unveiled an initial business case for passenger rail in Northeastern Ontario ⦠and itâs about time the public was provided with an update. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Missing the mark on passenger rail Back to video It only took a mere three years into the current governmentâs term (and a freedom of information request), but Northerners now hav...
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A tale of two transit systems
Article content Eric Boutilier The Ministry of Transportation has finally unveiled the results of its Northeastern Ontario rail corridor survey. Unsurprisingly, two-thirds of respondents indicate they would use a future rail service if provided with an option to depart once a day with costs equivalent to intercommunity bus. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. A tale of two transit systems Back to video This concept shouldn’t be so foreign to politic...
Source: northernnews.ca