New Brunswick Needs Trains

@nbneedstrains.bsky.social

Bring back the glory days of rail travel in NB! 🚂

If we had the political will, just think of what we could accomplish in North America. We could have trains snaking the continent. It could be the easiest, most efficient, most affordable option providing good unionized jobs in manufacturing, maintenance & service, while reducing emissions.

Oliver@oliver48.bsky.social · 4mo ago

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High speed rail in Canada is a good investment. It’s the kind of ambitious nation-building that actually makes Canada more resilient etc. No surprise, far-right Pierre Poilievre says he’d cancel it, saying it will go over budget. Spoiler—it will. Just like EVERY car highway does. But he likes those.

The future of transportation is electric rail. Whether our elected officials begin the infrastructure building process a hundred years ago or in the future, the math doesn’t change. Electric rail is the most economical & efficient way to transport people long distance from one place to another.

Instead of trying to green cars so much why don't we just invest in trains. city trains. under ground trains. above ground trains. trains between cities. trains between countries. TRAINS THE PEOPLE CRAVE TRAINS

Canadians built Air Canada and our airports with decades of public investment. Now we have a privatized airline cutting service, abandoning workers, and pocketing bailouts. If we’re footing the bill anyway, shouldn’t they serve the public—not shareholders?

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