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The report summarizes feedback gathered during the first phase of a comprehensive 100-day public consultation process, as well as through Indigenous consultation activities that were conducted from October 2025 through June 2026 across the Toronto
The Alto high-speed rail project will bring people across the corridor closer together, connecting communities and territories that have deep-rooted ties to the history, culture, and presence of Indigenous Peoples.
A new study prepared by CPCS on behalf of Alto confirms that Canada’s proposed high-speed rail service is set to significantly increase tourism across the corridor – driving significant economic activity and supporting thousands of jobs.
Alto and its partner Cadence will conduct drone surveys in several communities located between Ottawa and Montréal as part of Alto’s field studies program.
The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) and Alto have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishing a collaborative framework to connect Indigenous businesses, entrepreneurs, and workers to opportunities emerging
The economic, social, and environmental benefits of Alto are real. For many rural and agricultural communities, the concerns about land, operations, and day-to-day realities are just as real.
On April 24, 2026, Alto successfully completed one of the most extensive public consultation initiatives ever conducted in Canada.
