Nearly 1000km
of new electrified railway lines
300km/h or more
represents the speed that can be reached by the train
18 million Canadians
approximate population living in the Toronto-Québec City corridor
Explore the proposed route
Use the interactive map to see the proposed routes and how it connects to each area.
This is an interactive map.
A map showing Canada. The maps shows the route of the high speed train going from Toronto, through Peterborough, Otawa, Laval, Montréal, Trois-Rivières and Québec. The map contains pins for each of those locations.
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New rail station - quick poll
As part of the High Speed Rail Project, a portion of the budget will be spent on adding a new rail station. Tell us where you think a new rail station should be added.
High Speed Rail Project
This consultation aims to establish a clear vision for the new rail line in the South of England and sets out what we feel is required to make sure that rail can serve the needs and expectations of passengers, continues to support the region's economy, and helps deliver housing and jobs growth. The original Rail Prospectus was adopted in 2013. It is being reviewed following a general stabilisation in rail travel following the Covid 19 pandemic and more certainty about the future...
Project timeline
2025
March 2025 - contract signature with Cadence"
February 2025 - Government announcement - Cadence is selected
2024
2023
2022
2021
2016-2020
Closed consultations and engagement
Your views on new station design at Québec
As part of the High Speed Rail project, we are designing a new station that will provide faster, more reliable connections for local communities and the wider region. We want to ensure that the station design reflects the needs, values, and identity of the people it will serve. What this consultation is about We are seeking your views on key elements of the proposed station design, including: Passenger facilities – waiting areas, ticketing, restrooms, and amenities ...
On-train facilities consultation
We are seeking feedback on the facilities provided on trains to ensure they meet the needs of all passengers. This consultation will help us understand how well current services are working and where improvements are needed, particularly around accessibility for disabled people. Your views will directly inform future decisions on train design, upgrades, and service planning. Why we are consulting To identify strengths and weaknesses in existing on-train facilities To...
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