High-speed rail line between Toronto, Quebec City would generate up to $27B: report
MONTREAL — A high-speed rail link between Toronto and Quebec City could deliver billions of dollars in economic benefits, a ...
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Operation snowfall: A look at how Montreal is cleaning up after back-to-back storms
MONTREAL - In Montreal's southwest, by the Lachine Canal, trucks come and go like clockwork, dumping loads of snow as blowers the size of tanks send it cascading in the ...
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High-speed rail line would drive billions in economic benefits: report
The project offers substantial economic and social benefits to Canada,” according to a C.D. Howe Institute study ...
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Crown expert finds Quebec man accused of fatal Laval daycare bus crash not criminally responsible
A Quebec Crown prosecutor says its expert has concluded that a man accused of murdering two children and injuring six others ...
REM too unreliable, bring back buses linking South Shore to Montreal, Brossard mayor says
Mayor Doreen Assaad said Friday she wants the 45 and 90 bus lines — which transported riders over the Champlain Bridge into ...
‘Mad as hell’ Canadians cancel US travel en masse as trade war escalates
The next front in Canada’s trade war against the US is being waged in airports, gas stations and gift shops, as Canadians ...
KLEIN: Trudeau gives the finger to Western Canada with billion dollar train project
The federal government’s announcement of a $3.9 billion commitment to advance the Alto high-speed rail project connecting ...
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NADINE ROBINSON: Is high-speed rail really the right track for Canada?
There is a nostalgia and beauty in the fact that rail built Canada, connecting cities, provinces, and coasts, allowing people ...
Canada's High-Speed Rail Plan Gets $4 Billion Boost
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the investment would be used to build a new transport link between Quebec City ...
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Crown says accused in Quebec daycare deaths not criminally responsible
LAVAL, QUE. — The man accused of killing two children and injuring six others when the bus he was driving crashed into a Montreal-area daycare two years ago should be found not criminally responsible ...