US EditionOntario - Province Investing Over $100 Million in Northlander Rail Infrastructure
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The Ontario government is allocating $72.2 million to upgrade the Northlander Corridor infrastructure, which will restore passenger service on the Northlander line (also known as the Northlander train) in northeastern Ontario. Service was suspended in 2012. With this funding, the project is nearing the completion of rail infrastructure investments. Work is underway along the Northlander Corridor, which will improve comfort and safety and reduce …
Ontario Investing Over $100 Million In Northlander Rail Infrastructure
The Ontario government is nearing completion of more than $100 million worth of investments in rail infrastructure to support the return of Northlander passenger rail service to northeastern Ontario. Work underway along the corridor, including joint elimination, curve adjustments and improvements at rail crossings, will deliver a smoother ride, enhance comfort and safety, and reduce travel times for passengers. The Northlander will span 740 kilo…
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