PQ transit plan would kill REM project, expand bus, rail lines

The Parti Quebecois called for the abandoning of Montreal’s upcoming light-rail project, saying the money could be better spent expanding the metropolis’ bus network, improving the existing commuter rail system and building a tram system.

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