A long-discussed higher-speed rail route serving the Quebec City-Toronto corridor could finally bring 200 km/h trains to the region, but not everyo...
A long-discussed higher-speed rail route serving the Quebec City-Toronto corridor could finally bring 200 km/h trains to the region, but not everyone is pleased with the latest news in Transport Canada'sThe network is proposed to span almost 1,000 kilometres between Toronto and Quebec City at speeds as fast as 200 km/h, with stops in Quebec City, Trois-Rivières, Laval, Montreal, Ottawa, Peterborough and Toronto.
We’re embracing speed, reliability, & frequency alike. Our goal is to provide a service comparable to European standards with a minimum 200km/h speed and no limit. We’ve begun the process of rebranding to better reflect this vision.HFR hails the project as"the largest transportation infrastructure project in Canada since the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway over 60 years ago."
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