High-speed rail construction to start in 4 years: LeBlanc18 minutes agoDuration 0:5418 minutes agoNewsDuration 0:54One Canadian Economy Minister Dominic LeBlanc announced Thursday that the Major Projects Office will take on the high-speed rail project from Quebec City to Toronto, expecting construction to start in four years instead of eight.Related Stories Nova Scotia seeking to study potential of passenger rail in Halifax area Gardiner Expressway construction time ‘halved’ but completion date uncertain, says mayor Major projects office to launch this week, natural resources minister says Carney recommends 5 ‘nation-building projects’ for approval, including LNG expansion Head of new Major Projects Office to make north of $577KMore from NewsVideo0:41Paths of all three interstellar visitors6 minutes agoVideo2:37N.S. researchers working to develop berries that can bear climate changeCBC News Nova Scotia 21 minutes agoVideo9:05Carney recommends 5 ‘nation-building projects’ for approval, including LNG expansion22 minutes agoVideo6:16Halifax airport president reflects on 9/11 anniversaryCBC News Nova Scotia 25 minutes agoVideo6:39CBC News Network’s Aarti Pole speaks with Oliver Anderson, Former Director of Communications, Environment and Climate Change Canada32 minutes agoTrending NowVideo4:21Charlie Kirk shot dead at university event, Trump saysPower and Politics September 10Video1:475 children and driver escape before electric school bus catches fire in MontrealSeptember 10Video1:22#TheMoment Mark Carney surprised a volunteer at an Ontario raceThe National September 9Video2:26Court documents shed new light on case of missing N.S. childrenCBC News Nova Scotia August 22Video3:35Why Charlie Kirk mattersThe National September 11
High-speed rail construction to start in 4 years: LeBlanc
