Interesting article on developers getting involved in 350 mile New Haven to Montreal rail route. READ HERE

Thanks to Brett Willemsen for this info on the year late high speed rail study, Sir; The consultant has given the final report study to the governments. The governments are studying the conclusions and recommendations in this report. The report will be release when deemed appropriate, once the governments have reviewed the study findings. I hope these informations will satisfy your request. Regards Transports Québec Francine Boulet Ministère des Transports

Well the title of this article seems like it has nothing to do with rail, but read the whole article from CBC for the interesting part about Amtraks attempt to have border clearance at Montreal Station.

No mention of the Windsor border but its all good news for Amtrak travellers from Detroit to Chicago will increase track speeds and reduce travel time. READ ARTICLE HERE.

Amtrak wants to increase the number of trains a day from Seattle to Vancouver. This money given to the Port of Vancouver USA, will help. Read HERE

Well several people had stated the mythical Bombardier Jet Train was sitting in storage at the Pueblo, CO. Transportation Technology Centre. They were right and thanks to T.C. Kaos we have a NEW GIANT JET TRAIN PHOTO of it. Thanks

Paul Langan, Founder of High Speed Rail Canada has been invited to speak at the American Public Transportation Association(APTA) 2nd International Practicum on Implementing High Speed Rail in Baltimore Maryland. For immediate release.....May 3rd, 2011. Paul Langan will be a guest speaker at the APTA practicum May 4th at 1:00pm. High Speed Rail Canada's mandate is to educate people on the benefits of modern passenger rail. They do it through their website http://highspeedrail.ca , Blog, Youtube channel, Facebook sites and public educational sessions. Paul Langan states,"I am very pleased to speaking at the APTA practicum. I believe it is critical that more dialogue happens between the USA and Canada on this issue. Our international passenger rail border crossing opportunities are being ignored."