- 28 Sep 2008 09:02
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Is that (expected) inflation adjusted?
If it isnt, round to ~1billion/year - yes?
Expensive, but if it reduces road congestion and encourages more industry to use rails, highspeed or otherwise, then it might be worth it.
@ Eauz
It sounds like we have the same/similar ideals for what (rail infrastructure wise) Canada should have. I simply do not see it happening in the current political and economic climate.
Grunch wrote:Yeah, no doubt, but it will cost 19.4 billion dollars over 30 years
Is that (expected) inflation adjusted?
If it isnt, round to ~1billion/year - yes?
Expensive, but if it reduces road congestion and encourages more industry to use rails, highspeed or otherwise, then it might be worth it.
@ Eauz
It sounds like we have the same/similar ideals for what (rail infrastructure wise) Canada should have. I simply do not see it happening in the current political and economic climate.
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