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Originally Posted by Chocolite
I was surprised to see London left off, but I can see Kitchener Waterloo due to the Go train. One of the things I’ve noticed with high-speed rail in Europe is it takes a while for the train to get revved up to the high speeds and then to slow down again in Kitchener is almost too close for that. London, though would make sense given the distance, I think.
Maybe a later phase would include Kitchener in London?
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1) It's bad enough that they had to extend it to Quebec City. That's why the sticker shock has moved up substantially. It would even worse if London was included in this phase.
2) Nothing can be done west of Union until Metrolinx sorts out the tracks for GO Expansion, electrification, and freight rail conflicts. When they are actually done all that in 2035, Phase 2 HSR planning can start.