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@BingLoves31984 @Prominent_Bryan Canada is too big and there’s nothing in between GTA and Ottawa. Four hours of what? A couple small towns. Nobody will take it.

@ConservativeSan @Prominent_Bryan Until more and more growth happens. Better to build while they can so they can plan growth around it. Easier to build around HSR sooner vs after the fact.

Going against high-speed rail is such a bad move First of all, trains are cool Second of all, we all know this project will be a disaster. So let the Liberals get into it and then you attack! I swear Poilievre has completely lost his mojo

@BingLoves31984 @Prominent_Bryan Canada isn’t Europe or Japan. Where everything is tight nit and train friendly. Literally the worst country in the world to try this is Canada.

@ConservativeSan @Prominent_Bryan Canada doesn't have a HSR so, true. No one. 😎 Global HSR ridership: 3–4+ billion trips per year. "Nobody"

@spen______ Why are you trying secondary market? Senegal tickets were available 3 weeks ago for $490 each. Lol

I’ve been trying to get Senegal tickets since the games got announced and the secondary market is finally starting to make me believe I’ll be able to enjoy the FIFA World Cup in my city. Dreams really are becoming a reality

@spen______ @JohnnyGiunta_ She’s totally right about this story btw I wouldn’t want my kids near that shit either

@JohnnyGiunta_ Knew she was crazy after she crashed out on Twitter over this nationalpost.com/feature/secret…

Jennifer Hedger has one of the most insane twitter accounts I’ve ever seen

@BingLoves31984 @Prominent_Bryan Nobody uses trains man. Get over it

@ConservativeSan @Prominent_Bryan Too big to go faster? 😱

@ihavebiggertit1 @Prominent_Bryan Nobody uses or wants to use rail in Canada

@ConservativeSan @Prominent_Bryan Your head is too big for your small brain dummy.

@_GreeceBall @Prominent_Bryan Building something nobody will use is stupid

@Prominent_Bryan @ConservativeSan Huge and flat, and we all live in straight lines from each other. Idiots: rail can’t work in Canada

@mark_slapinski Canada is not safe

This is what Toronto ACTUALLY looks like late at night. Safe, clean, new buildings. Stop listening to Right-wing liars.

“Trains are cool”

@CarloColaiacovo Nobody is buying those

C’mon. Get serious people

@mussettb She’s not even a journalist

This is a supposed news outlet in Canada harassing a Canadian journalist who already has to put up with a disproportionate amount of bullshit on here — and was recently stalked by white nationalists she had just reported on — all for an unfunny April Fools Day gag.

@lito__719 That’s listed price. Nobody is buying it

North America hosting the World Cup was the biggest mistake

@Furbeti No we don’t. The country is too big

Canada needs that high speed rail line

@StaceyMonette27 She is 0% journalist

It must be exhausting being an attention seeking cry-bully and perpetual victim. Also, Rachel is more an activist than a journalist.

@CheriDiNovo I agree with him

Poilievre wants to cancel the high speed Toronto to Quebec City rail. We should suggest (on his dime) he spend some time in Europe where rail takes you everywhere and public transit is taken by the wealthy because it's faster, cleaner, greener and cheaper. Tory governments are the reason we're decades behind the world.

@SamHersh01 It would take 3 days to go from Vancouver to Halifax. Shut up

Canada is literally the only G7 country without high speed rail. Conservatives want you to continue to pay sky high prices for gas, worsen congestion on roads and make your commute hours longer. We've been "studying" high speed rail for 50 years - time to get it built.

@BladeoftheS You realize they can’t right

Should FIFA remove the 2026 World Cup from the USA and give all the matches to Canada/Mexico?

@CheriDiNovo Fact: carney doesn’t even live in Canada

FACT Poilievre has spent way more time in the USA than in his new riding. So much for 'representation'

@stevenmackinnon Shutup man

Pierre Poilievre, once again, is showing Canadians that he has no vision to create jobs and grow the economy.   For decades, Canadians have advocated for a modern, fast, inter-city rail network. Alto is a generational investment that will transform travel and connect communities. It will boost GDP by $35 billion annually, create over 51,000 well-paying jobs, and help Canadians work, study, and travel more efficiently.   Pierre Poilievre is turning his back on Canadians from Quebec City to Toronto and the communities in between. Investing in High-Speed Rail means building a more connected, competitive Canada, and proves Canada can get big things done.   The Conservatives, as usual, think small. Turning away from nation-building investments is the wrong choice, and one Canadians reject at a time when we need to build and grow.