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Rural politicians, groups worry about effect of Kingston's Alto NDA

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By Elliot Ferguson Verified
| The Recorder & Times Verified
Rural residents skeptical of high-speed rail project call for transparency as Crown corporation signs confidentiality agreement with Kingston. Published Jul 15, 2026  •  Last updated 3 hours ago  •  2 minute read Article content Rideau Lakes Township Coun. Paula Banks, here protesting the Alto project in Ottawa in June, calls on Kingston municipal leaders to be transparent about what they discuss with Alro on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 in Ottawa, Ont.
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Rural politicians, groups worry about effect of Kingston's Alto NDA

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By Elliot Ferguson Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
Rural residents skeptical of high-speed rail project call for transparency as Crown corporation signs confidentiality agreement with Kingston. •   • Rideau Lakes Township Coun. Paula Banks, here protesting the Alto project in Ottawa in June, calls on Kingston municipal leaders to be transparent about what they discuss with Alro on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 in Ottawa, Ont.
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Community groups come together in opposition to high-speed rail

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By Elliot Ferguson Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
Save South Frontenac and Save Stone Mills are among the groups that have formed a common front against the high-speed rail proposal. •   • Opponents of the proposed high-speed rail project between Toronto and Quebec City protest in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 in Ottawa, Ont. /The Kingston Whig-Standard SYDENHAM — Kingston-area citizen’s groups are among those that that agreed to form a united front against the Alto high-speed rail project.
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