The federal government wants another high-speed rail stop — making the would-be line less speedy.
The federal government wants another high-speed rail stop — making the would-be line less speedy.
On Monday, Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon directed Alto to consider an additional stop in Kingston, Ont., in what would be a potential major change to the project — a move that drew swift criticism from opponents and raised questions about planning and costs.
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Ottawa is opting to pursue a southern route that bypasses the Highway 7 corridor, the Star has learned.
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Andie Bower received notices of the planned route, which suggests shaving 30-metre strips of land on either side of his property.
