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2. The Canadian - Wikipedia

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   The Canadian (French: Le Canadien) is a transcontinental passenger train operated by Via Rail with service between Union Station in Toronto, Ontario, and Pacific Central Station in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

3. Via Rail - Wikipedia

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   [34] [35] However, Toronto–Vancouver service frequencies were reduced to only twice weekly during peak summer period, with a third Toronto–Edmonton run suspended entirely. [clear] [clear] On 12 December 2018, Via announced that it had awarded a contract to Siemens Canada for 32 train sets to replace the entire Quebec City-Windsor Corridor ...

4. Wealthy travelers are flocking to luxury trains costing more ...

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   Plus, the amenities can be as lavish as a five-star hotel. Guests traveling Canadian Via Rail's Prestige Class have enhancements like a butler and a private bathroom with heated floors. Gold-level ...

5. Prestige class - Wikipedia

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   Prestige class may refer to: A premium travel class designation: Prestige Class of Korean Air, the class between Premium Economy and First Class; Prestige Class, a premium class of service on Canada's Via Rail; Prestige class (Dungeons & Dragons), a kind of character class; Prestige class of the Renault Sport Trophy

6. Royal Hudson - Wikipedia

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   The class H1e (Nos. 2860−2864) Royal Hudsons were all built as oil-burners for the service between Vancouver and Revelstoke where they worked until they were displaced by diesels. At the end of 1952 the H1c and H1d were assigned to the sheds in Montreal (10), Toronto (7), Fort William (4), Winnipeg (17) and Calgary (2) – the brackets ...

7. Urban rail transit in Canada - Wikipedia

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   The system serves Vancouver and many of its surrounding municipalities in the Metro Vancouver Regional District. The Expo Line is named after Expo 86, for which it was originally constructed. It connects Waterfront station, an intermodal transit station in Downtown Vancouver, with Burnaby, New Westminster, and northwest Surrey. It roughly ...