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GOLDSTEIN: Canada’s history of high-speed rail projects littered with political train wrecks
The federal government has made or been involved in at least half-a-dozen failed attempts to create a high-frequency or high-speed rail network in the Ontario-Quebec corridor since the late 1960s
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The history of federal governments touting high-speed rail projects between Ontario and Quebec has been one of false starts for more than five decades and last week we saw an example of why.
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