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Trudeau announces high-speed rail network in Toronto-Quebec City corridor

The Canadian government is advancing with a high-speed rail network between Quebec City and Toronto, announced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The rail network will be 100 percent electric, span about 1,000 kilometers, and allow travel from Montreal to Toronto in three hours.
Trudeau committed CDN$3.9 billion over six years for the project's specifics before construction can start.
Martin Imbleau emphasized that high-speed rail is a necessity for sustainable travel alternatives in Canada.

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