Travelling on the Northlander passenger train once it goes into service later this year will be about ten percent higher than bus service.
The Premier’s office has released what it’s calling “anticipated launch fares.”
It says they’ll be competitive and accessible and reflect the cost of operating a more reliable and consistent service.
One-way between Cochrane and Toronto is set at $188.40. It’s $181.67 between Timmins and Toronto.
Rates are lower for seniors, students, military personnel, any passenger travelling for medical purposes, and for their attendants.
The proposed schedule, route and station locations can be found on the Ontario Northland website.
