As construction continues on the city’s REM electric train network, it’s sparking growing concerns amongst residents. It’s expected to be a game changer for mass public transit once the trains begin to roll. But as Global’s Tim Sargeant reports, it’s already changing the lives of residents living along the future lines, as the trains will be running parallel to their backyards.
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West island resident wish REM tracks didn’t run through their backyards
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