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Rural communities push back on high-speed rail plans

March 25, 2026

After months of public consultations, the proposed high-speed rail line between Toronto and Quebec City is facing pushback from farmers in Ontario and Quebec worried about their land being appropriated, or their fields being cut in half by fencing and tracks.

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