Rail Transportation
During Question Period, members discussed the government’s Alto high-speed rail project for the Quebec City–Toronto corridor. Sandra Cobena of the Conservatives said the project is expected to cost about $90 billion while serving only a small share of daily passengers, and argued it should be cancelled in favour of the Conservative economic plan. Liberal minister Steven MacKinnon said Alto would serve a large share of Canada’s population, create about 51,000 jobs, reduce truck traffic on Ontario and Quebec highways, and add to GDP, and said only the Conservatives oppose it.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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