Quebec government supports high-speed rail service over high frequency
The mayors of Laval, Quebec City and some Montreal city councillors support high-speed rail service.Alstom, a multinational train manufacturer, intends on submitting plans to the federal government in favour of high-speed train service.
“We don’t need to put speed and frequency and oppose them. They’re actually something we can do together,” Michael Keroullé — President and CEO, Alstom Americas, told Global News on Thursday.
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