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18% more passengers travelled on VIA Rail’s intercity trains over the Easter long weekend

April 6, 2018 Administrator

A press release from VIA Rail Canada; April 5, 2018: HIGHLIGHTS March 29–April 3, 2018: INTERCITY TRAINS ON THE QUÉBEC…

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Posted in: VIA Rail Canada Filed under: Kingston, London, Montreal, Ontario, Oshawa, Ottawa, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Quebec, Quebec City, Rail Passenger, Revenue Up Nearly 20% Compared To Same Period Last Year, Ridership Up 18% for Easter Weekend, Toronto, Transportation, VIA Rail Canada, Windsor Quebec City Corridor

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