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Association of Quebec farmers releases study challenging costs of high-speed rail

Research suggests it would be possible to link Quebec City and Toronto at a fraction of the estimated cost, environmental impact of Alto project

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  1. Global News

    Association of Quebec farmers releases study challenging costs of high-speed rail (opens Global News in a new tab)

    The study conducted by Vision Transport and agricultural group Union des producteurs agricoles say these savings could be made by modernizing existing tracks.

  2. The Globe and Mail

    Association of Quebec farmers challenges costs of high-speed rail in new study (opens The Globe and Mail in a new tab)

    Research suggests it would be possible to link Quebec City and Toronto at a fraction of the estimated cost, environmental impact of Alto project

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