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VIA Rail to ship stranded rail cars out of Churchill, reduce service to northern Manitoba

October 5, 2017 Administrator Leave a comment

By Bryce Hoye, CBC News; October 04, 2017 After months stranded in Churchill due to a rail line damaged by spring…

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