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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 574.1 | Any Particulars? | KAOOA::SOWREY | | Fri May 29 1992 09:44 | 6 |
| Where exactly do you want to stay the night? Canada's a big country and
there's a lot of places you can stay the night between Montreal and
Vancouver. Of course, you could take the Canadian (Trans-Canada train
service) and sleep on that.
-gs
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| 574.2 | Just to clear up confusion..... | IOSG::EVANSG | | Thu Jun 11 1992 12:06 | 6 |
| Is The Canadian still running? Here in the UK we were told on a TV
programme that the service had been stopped. I shed a few tears since
I was hoping to cross Canada (Montreal to Vancouver) on The Canadian
early next summer ('93).
Gilla
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| 574.3 | | KAOFS::S_BROOK | | Thu Jun 11 1992 13:15 | 13 |
| Yes, the Canadian is still running ...but in a slightly different
format from the original. I cannot remember if it starts in Montreal
or Toronto now.
Also they stopped running passenger services through one of the two
passes (I cannot remember which one).
A good travel agent should be able to get you a VIA Rail timetable and
current fars ...
This is a journey I have wanted to do for many many years.
Stuart
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| 574.4 | Here's my understanding | VAOU09::BOTMAN | pieter | Thu Jun 11 1992 20:43 | 13 |
| The Vancouver/Calgary run is no more. The remaining run through
Edmonton still exists, I believe.
There is also a "premium" tourist service which runs between Vancouver
and Jasper?/Edmonton?. This service deliberately breaks the trip down
into two days in order to maximize daylight hours in the Rockies, and
includes a night at a hotel in Kamloops or somplace near there. This
is not via rail, but I don't know the name of the company. A travel
agent should be able to get you info on this permium service.
Pieter
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