The transit agency still has not received it. Metrolinx representatives are in Thunder Bay this week to inspect "the progress on the pilot," Anne Marie Aikins, spokesperson for Metrolinx, wrote in an email to CBC News. If it cancels the Bombardier contract, NDP transportation critic Cheri DiNovo says the public will be paying more, in legal fees. "We're in the process of working closely with Bombardier to make sure that we're able to deliver on those transit priorities," he said. A Bombardier spokesperson has said the notice of intent is a "normal" part of the contractual process.

Source: CBC News November 04, 2016 19:30 UTC