It’s Not In The Middle of Nowhere

But you can see it from there.

Blacklock’s- Defending 400% Rail Subsidy

A 400 percent passenger subsidy at one of Canada’s few Indigenous-run railways is still cheaper than flying, says a federal audit. The Québec line could not run without taxpayers’ aid and will require more subsidies in the future, wrote auditors.

“Federal funding for passenger rail services in remote communities is essential to ensure individuals from these communities can access the ground transportation network and essential medical services,” said the Evaluation Of The Remote Passenger Rail Program.

9 Replies to “It’s Not In The Middle of Nowhere”

  1. Medical patients will DIE on the train … as it chugs along taking forever … when minutes count. The government is shoving 18th century technology down your gullet … because going backward is good for you, or something.

  2. Of course, it’s in Quebec and Indigenous-run (double bonus points), so us tax-slaves should not question it in the slightest. Nothing to see here.

  3. meanwhile LIEberal kathlleen wynnedfarm shut down rural train service all over ontariowe.
    because . . . . . . . kaybeck

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