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	<title>Comments on: An almost picture perfect reflection of a typical QNS&amp;L ore train about to cross Highway 500, the Trans Labrador Highway, on a crisp early October morning. Having just left Labrador City, lead unit AC4400 # 422 and SD70 # 502 will travel some 260 miles to the Port of Sept-Iles. The trains may be gone forever on the Island portion of our Province, but fortunately such is not the case in Labrador, and in fact, may never be.</title>
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