Should the federal government invest in urban, commuter rail infrastructure?

We have alot of transport we can get by and we defenitely dont need to spend more on railway tickets when we already have that thinking years ago in question that was finished, So no.

Transit absolutely needs more funding, but it makes more sense to be on a municipal or provincial level

When do we get those tubes from Futurama

Regardless, this is an issue for provincial or local governments and/or the private sector

Yes, and we should build walkable cities.

Not a federal issue. City / Prov should

If transportation is a federal government issue, then it should be applicable to both urban and rural settings.

Maybe in the future but I don't see a need for it at the moment

Yes, but it shouldn't be to so much detriment to the citizens (traffic, blocking businesses)

Provinces/territories and the fed should contribute

Yes, but only in municipalities that meet population growth and densification targets

We should work toward making private vehicles more affordable, lower the price of gasoline and expand roadways to be more commuter friendly.

No, that’s municipal jurisdiction

This type of infrastructure is best kept in cities

This should be left to the municipalities

No, private sector or municipal and provincial governments are to handle that

I think the government should invest in public transport, but what kind of transport should be up to each city, whether they want commuter rails or not.

no they clearly suck at it

as long as it can be done safely.

Yes but it should not be prioritized

Cities should handle this issue

Yes, and it should extend to all of Canada, rural or urban.

Yes, and we should build a high speed rail network that runs nation wide.

Yes and electrify existing infrastructure

Yes as long as it's eco friendly