United Press International (November 22, 2005), Wireless access set for Canadian railroad.

Canadian railroads originally built as broad gauge included the Grand Trunk Railway which was changed to standard gauge by 1873.

This includes work for a Canadian railroad that is not covered under the Railroad Retirement Act and work as an elected or appointed public official.

In 2001 the Wisconsin Central was purchased by a second Canadian railroad, the Canadian National Railway.

The first Canadian railroad is built, running from Portland, Maine from Montreal.

They were the last standard gauge steam locomotives built in Canada for a Canadian railroad.

One summer, he lived in a box car and spent his days repairing the track along the Canadian national railroad.

November 18 - Standard time zones introduced on American and Canadian railroads, as agreed by the General Time Convention.

The Confederation type was a large locomotive type with a 4-8-4 wheel arrangement used on Canadian railroads.

Similar services were introduced on Canadian railroads in 1859.