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Corridor Québec–Windsor
Measure distance in minutes, not kilometres. Connect strong cities to one another—and put more housing, jobs, education and family within reach.
MORE COMMUNITIES WITHIN REACH.MORE HOUSING WITHIN REACH.MORE JOBS WITHIN REACH.MORE FAMILY WITHIN REACH.
Two Maps. One Corridor.
Windsor ← Toronto → Québec City
The wide corridor is easier to understand when the western and eastern halves are shown separately.
Status matters: the western segment is a campaign proposal for study and partnership; Alto is the existing federal high-speed project forming the eastern foundation. The concept graphics use rounded illustrative times. The planning figures below are the current campaign figures.
Current Campaign Planning Figures
One corridor. Different stages. Clear labels.
Station-to-station planning targets and estimates—not guaranteed door-to-door travel times.
West of Toronto · Proposed
East of Toronto · Alto / Planning
London in About 55 Minutes
Connect cities that already exist.
London already has universities, hospitals, businesses, neighbourhoods and infrastructure. High-speed rail does not require us to invent a new city.
Toronto gains access to London. London gains access to Toronto. Workers gain access to more jobs. Employers gain access to more workers. Families gain access to more housing choices.
Time changes the housing map.
TORONTO → LONDONABOUT 55 MINUTESproposed western planning target
The Housing + Corridor Connection
Build new housing. Connect people to housing that already exists.
Strong existing cities already have homes, schools, hospitals, universities, businesses, infrastructure and local governments. Faster transportation can make more of those places practical choices.
Housing figures are targets / pledges represented in the campaign research—not claims that every home is already built or guaranteed.
Different Distances. Different Uses.
The purpose is not to turn every city into a Toronto suburb.
It is to connect strong cities to one another.
Waterloo Region · London · Communities north of Toronto
Faster, more reliable travel can most directly change housing choices while keeping people connected to employment and family.
Windsor · Peterborough · Ottawa · Montréal · Québec City
Expand business travel, education, hybrid work, labour markets, family connections, investment and tourism without pretending every trip is a five-day-a-week commute.
Quebec City–Windsor Corridor
Connect strong cities with dramatically faster transportation.
Corridor Québec–Windsor
Build substantially more housing here.Connect more housing outside Toronto.Plan stations with housing, jobs, utilities, local transit, schools and parks.Keep the western proposal clearly separate from Alto's existing federal project.
MORE COMMUNITIES WITHIN REACH.MORE HOUSING WITHIN REACH.MORE JOBS WITHIN REACH.MORE FAMILY WITHIN REACH.
The public direction is clear. Detailed design, costing, safeguards, partner commitments and implementation milestones will be released in stages as they are verified. Before residents are asked to approve or fund a major commitment, the campaign will publish the authority, cost, protections, partners and measurable next steps.
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