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Excitement builds in Churchill, Manitoba as 1st rail vehicles arrive in town in more than a year

October 10, 2018 Administrator

By Cameron MacLean, CBC News; October 8, 2018 The first rail traffic in more than a year rolled into Churchill…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Canada, Churchill, Culverts, First Vehicles Arrives by Rail, Freight Railroads, Hi-Railers, Hope to Complete Before Winter Weather Sets In, Hudson Bay Railway, Manitoba, More Work to Be Done on Bridges, Port of Churchill, Repairing Flooded Tracks, Track Back in Place, Transportation

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