Fifteen years after the last Dayliner passenger train ran, the Island Rail Corridor remains largely idle and no longer contiguous. We revisit the debate with David Slade of Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island, asking what years of delay have meant — and what options remain for the corridor’s future.

<p>Fifteen years after the last Dayliner passenger train ran, the Island Rail Corridor remains largely idle and no longer contiguous. We revisit the debate with David Slade of <a href="https://fortvi.ca">Friends of Rails to Trails Vancouver Island</a>, asking what years of delay have meant &mdash; and what options remain for the corridor&rsquo;s future.</p>