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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Public consultations have launched for Canada’s proposed high-speed rail network, promising to cut travel times between Ottawa and Toronto to under two hours. CTV’s Kimberley Fowler reports from the first open house where Alto, the Crown corporation behind the project, faced questions about the $60-billion to $90-billion price tag. Chief strategic policy officer Marc-Olivier Ranger and senior director Peter Paz outline the vision, while residents like Gord Boulton and Ben Hammer weigh in on potential station locations, including the Senate of Canada Building.
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