Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a plan to launch a high-speed train project connecting Quebec and Toronto, in a move aimed at improving transportation infrastructure and enhancing efficiency in one of the country's busiest travel corridors.

During a press conference, Trudeau explained that the project would provide a modern and sustainable means of transportation, which would help reduce travel times between major cities, as well as cut carbon emissions resulting from traditional transport methods.

The Prime Minister noted that the government will invest in feasibility studies and planning to ensure the project is implemented to the highest possible standards, emphasizing that this development will represent a "qualitative leap" in the Canadian transportation system.

This project is expected to provide a faster and more efficient option for travelers, improving connectivity between major cities such as Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto. While no specific timeline for its completion has been set, Trudeau assured that the government is committed to moving forward with the project, in collaboration with local and international partners to ensure its success.

This announcement comes amid growing demand for faster and more sustainable transportation solutions, as Canada aims to enhance its infrastructure to keep up with developments in public transit.