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Thomas Macdonald

Montreal
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high speed rail - MTL Blog

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By Helena Hanson , Will Prince, Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| MTL Blog
A VIA Rail train with the Canada logo.Chhobi | Dreamstime Rapid rail-volution In order to put the high-frequency rail plan into action, VIA Rail has created a branch called VIA HFR, tasked with planning a way to supercharge the most-travelled route in Canada, known as "the corridor", between Quebec City and the border with Detroit. VIA HFR has so far qualified three groups to build a new rail line between Quebec City and Toronto.
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Falklands Tribute Opens in Weymouth

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By Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk
An art installation paying tribute to those who died in the Falklands War has opened at a sea front in Weymouth. 255 silhouetted soldiers, representing the British soldiers who died in the 1982 war, have been installed around Nothe Fort (NF). There is also three silhouetted women, paying tribute to killed civilians. The soldiers were made from recycled building materials, with the installation being created by Standing with Giants.
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Dorset Climate Conference returns for third year

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By Thomas Edward MacDonald, Thomas Macdonald
| buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk
A Dorset community conference on climate change will return this Saturday for its third year. Dorset Conference of Parties 2025 is a day of workshops that brings together local communities and organisations to raise awareness about the climate crisis. The event will take place at The Exchange Centre in Sturminster Newton.
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