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Council votes to withdraw support for federal high speed rail project

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Kingston City Council unanimously voted to withdraw support for the federal government’s newly announced High Speed Rail (HSR) project, Alto.  The motion to withdraw support, put forward by Mayor Bryan Paterson, stems from changes from Via Rail’s earlier High Frequency Rail (HFR) proposal, which included establishing Kingston as a Regional Hub. “It’s impacting multiple sectors, business, education, all of those things right now are under a lot o…
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Council votes to withdraw support for federal high speed rail project

Kingston City Council unanimously voted to withdraw support for the federal government’s newly announced High Speed Rail (HSR) project, Alto.  The motion to withdraw support, put forward by Mayor Bryan Paterson, stems from changes from Via Rail’s earlier High Frequency Rail (HFR) proposal, which included establishing Kingston as a Regional Hub. “It’s impacting multiple sectors, business, education, all of those things right now are under a lot o…

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