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Canadian Railroads > VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 BillionDate: 04/28/15 14:35 VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: DrawingroomA Good luck to him.
http://www.thestar.com/business/economy/2015/04/27/via-rail-looks-at-private-funds-to-build-own-tracks.html . Date: 04/28/15 14:50 Re: VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: sooman1 Just a minute... the Canadian taxpayer paid for a lot of 3rd track on the CN Kingston sub for VIA to run on, we also paid for the CTC on the CP Brockville sub + the swtich heaters at Smiths Falls.. (Note.. CP is selling VIA the Brockville sub, deal is supposed to close end of July).. also the Canadian taxpayer is on the hook for 1.3 billion C$ a year in subsidsy for VIA.. I yhink this guy is hanging out with JT and smoking something..
bob Date: 04/28/15 17:11 Re: VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: algoma11 Lets not forget Via's H.O. and most officers are from Quebec or Quebecers!
They live an enviroment where they ask and Ottawa crumbles- lest they separate- Right! Mike Bannon St Catharines, ON Date: 04/28/15 20:37 Re: VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: mundo To rant about taxpays money, better read again, he says, they will not ask for any more federal money.
Date: 04/29/15 05:37 Re: VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: Lackawanna484 For a lot less than three billion dollars, you could put an air strip in every Via-served hamlet in western Ontario, Manitoba etc and give them three puddle jumper flights daily.
Date: 04/30/15 06:43 Re: VIA's CEO Wants to Raise $3 Billion Author: ATSF3751 Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > For a lot less than three billion dollars, you > could put an air strip in every Via-served hamlet > in western Ontario, Manitoba etc and give them > three puddle jumper flights daily. I seriously doubt if the money to be raised would be for expansion of long distance services. This is probably for envisioned improvements to corridor services. |