This thread seemed as a good a place as any to put this:
Wynne to announce plans for high-speed rail from Toronto to Windsor
"You get a train ....and you get a train ......EVERYBODY GETS A TRAIN!"

The Ontario government will announce Friday it's moving ahead with planning a high-speed rail line from Toronto to Windsor, CBC News has learned. Senior Liberal sources told CBC News the government will begin preliminary design work for the 350-kilometre link and invest $15 million in a comprehensive environmental assessment. Premier Kathleen Wynne will make the announcement in London on Friday morning, flanked by Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca and Deputy Premier Deb Matthews. Then she'll travel to Kitchener to make the same announcement at noon.
The report recommends a railway that could carry trains travelling 250 km/h and could be built at an estimated $55 million per kilometre, which would mean an approximate total cost of $19 billion. The report also examines a scenario for trains capable of travelling 300 km/h, but it would cost nearly three times as much ($149 million per km).
$15M for an environmental study. Yay.

And then $55M per km for the rail.

And just like drag racing, it gets exponentially more expensive the faster you go. To get a train that goes 50 kph faster you need to dole out 3X more dough.