ELIEZER – PÂNICO – 25/08/22

I would like to comment on a published article in The Straits Times bearing the same title as this post. The article seems to be conceived to pacify those who could be opposing more rail lines as they do not see the need of expensive rail lines. As much as I like to concur with the author that having more rail lines will improve quality of life, I would like to pose some questions in response to the otherwise simplistic argument put forth.

Canada recognizes that the Detroit-Windsor border crossing is an essential economic link between the U.S. and Canada. More international trade crosses this border in one year than the United States does annually with Japan.