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Montreal–Ottawa to Launch First High-Speed Rail Segment

The long-discussed dream of high-speed rail in Canada is moving closer to reality. According to sources familiar with the project, the first segment of the national plan will connect Montreal and Ottawa, marking a significant step toward modernizing passenger travel in the country. Officials say the corridor was chosen for its high demand and strategic importance, linking two major urban centers with strong economic and cultural ties. The route is expected to cut travel times dramatically, offering a faster, greener alternative to driving or flying. While details on funding and construction timelines remain under wraps, the announcement signals momentum for a project that has been debated for decades. Advocates argue that high-speed rail could reshape regional mobility, reduce carbon emissions, and strengthen economic integration across eastern Canada. If successful, the Montreal–Ottawa line would serve as the foundation for future expansions, potentially extending to Toronto and Q...

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Alberta Health Services Board Dismissed Amid Investigation Controversy


In a dramatic turn of events, the Alberta Health Services (AHS) Board was dismissed on the same day a critical investigation report was due. The report, which was set to delve into allegations of political interference and questionable procurement practices, has sparked widespread speculation about the timing of the board's removal.

Former AHS CEO Athana Mentzelopoulos had initiated the investigation, raising concerns about conflicts of interest in surgical contracts and medical supply procurement. Her dismissal earlier this year, followed by the board's removal, has led to accusations of attempts to suppress findings that could implicate high-level officials.

The Auditor General of Alberta is now probing the matter, while the controversy continues to unfold, leaving many questioning the transparency and accountability within Alberta's healthcare system.

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