Metrolinx writes off $500M in signalling upgrades that are no longer useful
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Metrolinx writes off $500M in signalling upgrades that are no longer useful.
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As part of its annual report, Metrolinx said it would write off $504 million spent on signalling work for the Union Rail Corridor section of its track, which began in 2013.
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