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To: All 1) It is not up to "Mr. Moderator" to control what is posted on this list (or any other list for that matter). It up to the users of the list to exercise some degree of common sense by

Correction To Page #2 Last 10 lines pertaining to travelling Baltimore, Md by rail to Saint John, N.B. and mentioning CP Semi-streamlined heavy 4-6-2 *2392 on the "Gull" CP poartion of run from

At the risk of really running off the tracks. Canada is a multi-lingual country with English and French being the two official languages used in government - at the Federal level and in 3 provinces

Trip From Moncton, N.B. To Canadian Pacific Facilities-Saint John, New Brunswick-Circa December 1953 * Symbol-Denotes CP Steam in Tuscan Red-Grey-Gold-Black Paint Scheme Remarks: No such thing as

O for crying out loud. Lets not get into this here. If you guys want to get into this go to alt.endless.useless.typical.canadian.arguement :-) John

On the unspeakable subjects: I had spent the better part of a summer filling in for a regular trainman at an 'outpost' terminal an hour and a half from my home terminal of Toronto. I won't get any

Port of Saint John, N.B & Canadian Pacific-Winter Port Season-1953 Excerpts From One of The Local Saint John, N.B. Newspapers-November 1953 By J.R Strother General Superintendent New Brunswick

Please stay away of language (English VS French) discussions. This online discussion it's for RAILWAY issue for railfans ..... We definitely don't need this type of discussion, NOT HERE,

Mr Moderator.. please kill this french/english debate before it start to take on the same tone as in national politics.. this if a CPR TRAIN list.. not a language list...bob

For the record Pat Canada in NOT a bilingual country. It is unilingual country with one language English. Only federal services are

Speaking of Monuments Along The CPR: Two years ago my Son & I were busy making a Video titled -"CPR's Eastern Fraser Valley Operations"; and at one area Yale, B.C., there is a monument pertaining to

I am trying to contact the gentlemen who sell crushed slag at the Ancaster train show. (We thought we had lots, but our yard tracks sucked it all up.) Can anyone give me their email or phone

Rob Sterne wrote: I found a picture of it on "Rick's Train Pictures" site at http://www.trainpage.com/tCo-Cr/images/cp_8000_drs44_1000.jpg Rob

--- Peter Jobe <pjobe@...> wrote: Peter: At the risk of running a little off the CPR topic. The Kelowna Pacific M420Ws are painted in the CN sgt. stripes. Some of the locomotives have the

This translates to: Well, most Canadians like us can now read the text. A good idea, yes? Chris

Message text written by Peter Jobe: They have all had the CN noodle removed or partially removed, and in small black letters KPR applied to each end. Nothing changed on the sides - all units in

I have bought the Minature By Eric from two sources....DesPlaines in Chicago and Caboose Hobbies...I was at the Springfield Mass show two weeks ago and found a guy that sells under the Diesel Details

There is a "Sons of Martha" cairn at Hawk Lake, Ont. MP 121.7 Ignace Subdivision Hawk Lake on Highway 17, approximately 25 miles east of Kenora You can drive right to the cairn, which is in the