Mike Filey Published Jan 05, 2013 • Last updated Jan 05, 2013 • 3 minute read ...

Earlier this month, Sept. 9 to be exact, my wife and I were present when the cornerstone of the beautifully repurposed LCBO store in the landmark CPR North Toronto Station was removed, the copper ...

Here’s a train station that didn’t remain stationary. The CPR station between Cardigan Street and the Speed River near Eramosa Road was a solid, brick building erected in 1911. It replaced the ...

The station, located next to the CPR track on 251 3rd St. NE, first opened in 1893.

The Nakusp Rail Society wants to build a replica CPR station, to be located at the heritage rail display at the far west end of the community park, in a portion of the parking lot.