VIA RAIL CELEBRATES 70 YEARS OF THE CANADIAN AND LOOKS TO THE FUTURE OF PASSENGER RAIL IN CANADA

VIA Rail Canada (VIA Rail) marked a major milestone today at Vancouver's Pacific Central Station: the celebration of the 70th ...

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MEDIA ADVISORY - VIA Rail celebrates 70 years of The Canadian in Vancouver on November 21 and 22

Media are invited to join VIA Rail Canada (VIA Rail) at Pacific Central Station for two special moments, on November 21 and ...

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/R E P E A T — MEDIA ADVISORY – VIA Rail celebrates 70 years of The Canadian in Vancouver on November 21 and 22/

Media are invited to join VIA Rail Canada (VIA Rail) at Pacific Central Station for two special moments, on November 21 and ...

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