Chris Selley: The $90B high-speed rail money pit is collapsing in on itself (opens original article in a new tab)

Quebec's separatist parties oppose the $90B high-speed rail project, citing costs and opportunity costs, while supporters highlight economic benefits, but the project faces significant opposition from affected communities.

• The Parti Québécois and Bloc Québécois oppose Ottawa's high-speed rail plan, citing high costs and opportunity costs.
• Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette supports the project, highlighting economic and environmental benefits.
• The project faces opposition from farmers and communities concerned about land expropriation and traffic impacts.