Canadian farmers are worried about their future, as the plan for Canadian high-speed rail chugs ahead. A proposed connection from Quebec City to Toronto is the ultimate goal, with a Montreal to Ottawa connection currently serving as the primary baseline. And now, ‘Legal Permission To Enter’ documentations are being delivered to Eastern Ontario landowners, as a growing crowd speaks out against the proposed vision. One of those unfortunate farmers is Kevin Hammond. His family owns dairy farms near Hawkesbury, Ontario and LaChute, Quebec – both of which are in the direct path of Alto’s master plan. A whopping 300 cows call the LaChute residence their home, and the family just expanded operations east of Hawkesbury. Hammond joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.

<p>Canadian farmers are worried about their future, as the plan for Canadian high-speed rail chugs ahead. A proposed connection from Quebec City to Toronto is the ultimate goal, with a Montreal to Ottawa connection currently serving as the primary baseline. And now, &lsquo;Legal Permission To Enter&rsquo; documentations are being delivered to Eastern Ontario landowners, as a growing crowd speaks out against the proposed vision. One of those unfortunate farmers is Kevin Hammond. His family owns dairy farms near Hawkesbury, Ontario and LaChute, Quebec &ndash; both of which are in the direct path of Alto&rsquo;s master plan. A whopping 300 cows call the LaChute residence their home, and the family just expanded operations east of Hawkesbury. Hammond joins Kristy Cameron on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.</p>