- Housing issues are concentrated in Montreal, with shared responsibility for the housing stock.
- Alto is involved in route planning that includes properties in a city, likely Montreal.
- Property lies within the rail project study corridor.
Government considers adding Kingston as a potential high-speed rail stop.
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Updated Jun 26
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Government considers adding Kingston as a potential high-speed rail stop.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Alto is involved in a high-speed rail project, and a Crown corporation has been linked to the initiative, with the city council calling for a tariff working group.Sub-event
- Kingston pushes for outcomes regarding the rail loop development.Sub-event
- Alto is assessing a southern rail route option that includes Kingston, with Cadence serving as the private-sector partner.Sub-event
- Alto is considering adding a Kingston station to its high-speed rail project, with political figures lobbying for the inclusion.Sub-event
Alto's route planning now includes Kingston as a potential high-speed rail stop.1 source
Lobbying efforts secured station consideration for Alto project in Kingston.1 source
Alto is under government instruction to consider adding Kingston and GTA stops to its high-speed rail line.1 source
Alto considers adding a stop in Kingston, Ont., facing opposition from Eastern Ontario.1 source