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Farm leaders call for halt to high-speed rail project that would slice through prime agricultural land
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Ontario Construction NewsFarm leaders call for halt to high-speed rail project that would slice through prime agricultural land
Canadian and Design Construction writer As planning continues for a proposed high-speed rail corridor connecting Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City, Canadian farm organizations are urging governments to suspend […]
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