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Their wordsThe Quebec City-Windsor corridor indisputably must be better connected if Canada is to thrive.
Their wordsAirports ought to be well-connected to regional and intercity trains because of how complementary the services can be.
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The lack of a single body responsible for connecting interconnected regions is a problem.
Their wordsRight now, there isn't a single body responsible for connecting all of these naturally interconnected regions, and that's probably a problem.
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