Tag: Canadian Pacific Railway

  • Infrastructure Corridors

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    Cole Fraser Jones
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    Road and Rail open up economic development Canada itself was stitched together by a corridor. British Columbia only agreed to join Confederation in 1871 on the promise of a railway linking the Pacific to the rest of the Dominion. That iron road didn’t just move people and goods, it unlocked entire provinces. The Prairies, once…