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CANADIAN NEWS
A cut of Potash Corporation covered hoppers - 29 Jun 2014 Cody Grivno.
All - Loads for a Fertilizer Blend Plant
Burnaby Central Railway opens for the season on Friday - Date? Jennifer Gauthier.
BCRR - Burnaby Central Railway Ready to Roll Into a New Season This Week
ACR - Roof Caving in at Neglected Searchmont Train Station
A Siemens built cab car - Date? Photographer?
VIA - Mark Carney's Trains in Vain
VIA - N Scale Passenger Equipment
The railway bridge across the Fraser River at New Westminster - Date? Photographer?
CN/CPKC - Federal Election Spark Calls for Better Roads Rail and Ports
HSR - Is a Potential Rail Megaproject on Track in Alberta?
KVR - From Gold Rush to Bycycle Bliss in Myra Canyon
A CN coal train - Date? Photographer?
CN/CPKC - Railways Eliminate Carbon Surcharge
CPKC - Presents Top Railroader Honour
TTC - Service Milestone
A crossing with a sign reading "2 TRAINS", but I don't see any trains - Date? Photographer?
CPKC - Rail Maintenance Prompts Outcry
GO - No GO Train Service on Stouffville Line This Weekend Due to Critical Track Work
CTS - Calgary Police Looking for Six Youth Suspects in C-Train Station Assault
Amtrak's Illini stops at the Kankakee, Illinois - May 2020 David Lassen.
CN - STB Asks CN and Amtrak for More Information Regarding Contract Dispute
CN - Commitment to a Stronger More Resilient Supply Chai
PHOTO OF THE WEEK AWARD - Kicking Horse Canyon is seen from the new Trans-Canada Highway above the old abandoned highway and bridge. The original highway, built in 1928, closely followed the original railway alignment next to CPKC's main line through the canyon. In 1962 a newer highway was built using parts of the original road. The old highway bridge abutments can be seen in this photo. In early 2000 the newer "expressway" was phased in, and is out of sight below me. Helpers were once used here from Golden to Leonchoil, and again from Field to the Summit of Kicking Horse Pass. An eastbound stack train works up the 2.2 percent grade out of Glenogle - Jun 2024 Jason Cary.
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