Calgary city council votes to wind down long-sought, long-troubled Green Line LRT project
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'It's literally not possible to continue on': Calgary councillors vote to 'wind down' work on Green Line project
It will cost at least $850 million to wind down work on the Green Line, city officials confirmed Tuesday, adding up to a total price tag of nearly $2.2 billion in sunk costs — without building a single kilometre of track.
Calgary announces wind down of Phase 1 of Green Line LRT project - ReNew Canada
Calgary City Council formally approved the wind down of the Phase 1 of the Green Line LRT project, from Lynnwood/Millican in the southeast to Eau Claire. After receiving project approval from Council in July, the withdrawal of financial support by the Alberta government earlier this month while they consider an alternate scope and alignment for a future LRT project to the southeast rendered this decision inevitable, according to a statement rele…
Quincy, in Partnership with the MBTA, Receives $4.2 Million On Behalf of FTA to Upgrade Squantum Point Park Ferry Pier | News | MBTA green line green line B green line C green line D green line E
The City of Quincy, with the support of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), is receiving a $4.2 federal million grant on behalf of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to modernize the Squantum Point Park Ferry Pier.
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