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| Publication | Date |
Page |
Title |
| The Globe |
1898-01-25 |
7 |
What the Grand Trunk says.|It is not responsible for the poor railroad connections at Scotia Junction--The other railroad at fault. |
| The Globe |
1898-01-29 |
5 |
Parry Sound trade.|How bad railway communication affects it.|A loss of thousands.The worth of the lumber trade to Toronto.|That twenty-two hours' wait at Scotia Junction--A visit to Canoe Lake. |
| The Northern Advance |
1898-02-17 |
8 |
Allandale ward number six.|The railway centre of the future city.|Barrie's south-western division, with its pleasant streets, its tasty dwellings, its pretty churches, and its go-a-head people will entice settlement--A weekly record of its doings. |
| The Railway and Shipping World |
1899-03-01 |
75 |
Grand Trunk & Canada Atlantic. |
| The Newmarket Era |
1899-11-17 |
3 |
G.T.R. changes. |
| The Railway and Shipping World |
1901-08-01 |
225 |
Railway development.|Projected lines, surveys, construction, betterments, etc. |
| The Globe |
1902-04-15 |
2 |
Canada Atlantic purchase. |
| The Northern Advance |
1938-02-24 |
1 |
Can. National harvests over 7,000 tons of ice |
| Judgments, orders, regulations and rulings |
1955-03-15 |
391 |
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