The Alto high-speed train project is facing developments regarding a potential stop in Kingston and an assessment of a southern route, driven by the federal government.
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Updated Jul 8
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The Alto high-speed train project is facing developments regarding a potential stop in Kingston and an assessment of a southern route, driven by the federal government.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Federal government directed Alto to add a stop in Kingston; CTF analyzed costs based on McGill research.1 source
Alto project assesses southern route and potential Kingston stop under federal guidance.1 source
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The Alto high-speed train project is currently being discussed in Alexandria and plans to run through rural Eastern Ontario, connecting major hubs like Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.Also in this story
- A proposed Alto train line is planned to connect Ottawa and Montreal, running through the Rigaud area and North Shore.
- Service impacts regional economies and communities, fueling a debate over high-speed versus existing rail services in Eastern Ontario.
- The Alto high-speed train project is currently being discussed in Alexandria and plans to run through rural Eastern Ontario, connecting major hubs like Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.
- Flyvbjerg estimates rail projects run over budget as Ottawa plans to fund the Alto high-speed rail line.
The entities involved
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Alto
Canada's proposed high-speed rail service
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Government of Canada
federal government of Canada