Cornwall Council to Meet with Via Rail Representatives
Cornwall city council has invited Via Rail representatives to address the council regarding service levels, following a pilot project that was put on hold due to backlash.
The council agreed to proceed with advocacy against potential Via Rail cuts and operational changes, and Mayor Justin Towndale will initiate a meeting with the president and CEO of the company.
"You would have been better off talking to a wall,"
said Claude McIntosh, recalling a previous meeting with Via Rail representatives seven years ago, where they showed no interest in the city's concerns.
This meeting will be the second in seven years, with the council hoping for a more productive discussion.
Author's summary: Cornwall council invites Via Rail to discuss service levels.
- Cornwall city council invites Via Rail representatives to address the council.
- The meeting is in response to a pilot project that was put on hold due to backlash.
- Mayor Justin Towndale will initiate a meeting with the president and CEO of Via Rail.
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