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Hanes: What could we do with billions for public transit instead of high-speed rail?

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By Allison Hanes Verified
| Montreal Gazette Verified
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon provoked derision recently for vowing to derail the federal government’s “nation-building” high-speed train project if he is elected premier and suggesting Ottawa should instead just hand over the money to fund other infrastructure.
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Hanes: The solution to crumbling roads and water mains isn’t in Montrealers’ pockets

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By Allison Hanes Verified
| Montreal Gazette Verified
The sad state of infrastructure is impossible to ignore in Montreal. Whether it’s the mayor getting double flat tires on the pockmarked roads, a Good Samaritan patching the endless potholes, or broken water mains that spout like geysers, the problem has been widely publicized and well documented. In recent weeks, a pair of reports exposed the extent of the deterioration and the eye-popping costs of repairs.
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Hanes: With referendum talk in Quebec and Alberta, Canada could be in for a divisive October

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By Allison Hanes Verified
| Montreal Gazette Verified
The R-word has returned with a vengeance — and it’s not going away any time soon. During an in-depth interview with radio host Paul Arcand last week, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, who has been leading in the polls, reiterated his unwavering commitment to holding a referendum on sovereignty in a first mandate if he wins the Oct. 5 election.
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