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Kingston and South Frontenac mayors join forces in support of high-speed rail route

March 9, 2026

Mayors for two eastern Ontario communities met Monday to voice support for a united vision that would see the track run along the Highway 401 corridor, stop in Kingston, then continue on toward Quebec City.

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