Opposition to the Alto High-Speed Rail project is growing across the proposed corridors. Community groups, conservation organizations, agricultural stakeholders, and elected officials at all levels have raised their voices.
 
Key issues include negative impacts to communities (eg expropriation, reduced road access, and longer emergency response times), the environment (harm to wildlife, water systems, and protected areas), and agriculture (loss of prime farmland and disrupted operations). Many question the project’s real cost, proposed stops, and lack of a clear business case.

We are calling for a re-evaluation of the project, with the needs of local communities and the long-term interests of Canadians reflected as paramount in any decisions. 
 
Many of our elected federal, provincial and municipal representatives and town councils have yet to make official statements. 

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We’re waiting!  Where do you stand?? 

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