During 1987, BC Rail entered the second-hand locomotive market and purchased eight SD40-2 cast-offs from the defunct Oneida & Western. The #9954 still wears its former O&W identity. …

BCOL 573 Three unit order 573-575 North Vancouver 9/05/1976 Sid Elliott RS-3's 575 looking a little rough! and 564 August 13, 1975 Sid Vaught MLW 81174 12/1954 Three unit order 576-578. Last RS-3. MLW 81206 5/1955 Prince George 6/29/1982

Pacific Great Eastern evolved steadily since the day the very first diesel-powered locomotive entered service on the British Columbia government-owned railway. The primarily north-south …

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Incorporated in 1912 as Pacific Great Eastern Railway to take over the operations of the Howe Sound & Northern Railway. North Vancouver - Whytecliff line completed in 1914 (and disused from 1928 to 1956). Railway taken over by provincial government in 1918. Line between Squamish and Prince George completed in 1952.

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BCR 756 and 717 lead a s/b through Green River, BC. BCR 756 and 717 bring a S/B loaded with the usual; lumber flats, into Green River, BC. BCR 719 awaits the call for service at North Vancouver yard. Two M-630s, 714, and 715 leave North Vancouver en route to Prince George with the standard fare: empty bulkhead flats.

Railway taken over by provincial government in 1918. Line between Squamish and Prince George completed in 1952. Line between North Vancouver and Squamish completed in 1956. Name changed to British Columbia Railway on April 1, 1972. …

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