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High-speed rail halted, but Ontario advocates still pushing for better train service

April 23, 2019 Administrator

By Jennifer Bieman, The London Free Press; April 19, 2019 There could be a new train of thought for passenger…

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Posted in: New Passenger Train Development Filed under: Canada, Focus should now be on improving and speeding existing rail service, High Speed Rail Development Halted by Province, Intercity, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Southwestern Ontario, Transportation, Travel, VIA Rail Canada

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