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Rail and Transit #516 1992 October Upper Canada Railway Society Newsletter
Rail & Transit October 1992 No 516
CONTENTS
3 A DAY TRIP IN SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA New lines and old equipment, by Bob Sandusky
4 BY TRAIN (AND BUS) ACROSS CANADA Silver and Blue Canadian, by Gray Scrimgeour
6 TORONTO RAILWAY COMPANY CAR 306 100 years old in November, by R.E Corley
7 THE PRIVATISATION OF BRITISH RAIL The government white paper, by Scott Haskill
8 SWITCHING TRACKS The final days of the CN Sydney-Truro line
9 TALES FROM THE TIE GANG Number 4, by Wayne Duncan
10 THE FERROPHILIAC COLUMN The Sellwood Branch and Otis, New Brunswick
12 TRANSCONTINENTAL
THE R.... 100 m.p.h. in the corridor
THE PANORAMA .. CN and CP double-stacks
MOTIVE POWER Photos of CN 6000
ROLLING STOCK GO sales and leases
IN TRANSIT Transit in the recession
MUSEUMS Revelstoke Railway Museum
THE TRAIN SPOTTERSSW8s in Calgary
BOOK REVIEWS .... Line Clear for Up Trains
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