South Frontenac council opposes high-speed rail project over farmland and division concerns

South Frontenac council unanimously opposes the proposed Alto high-speed rail line, fearing it will divide the municipality and harm farmland. The council's decision highlights concerns about the project's potential to split farmland and disrupt rural communities, with Mayor Ron Vandewal stating it could divide the township for generations. The Alto project aims to connect Toronto to Quebec City. Public consultations are ongoing, and local officials encourage residents to voice their opinions.