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	<title>Comments on: During the Turbo era, with eight daily (M-F) fast Montreal &#8211; Toronto trains (four Turbo, four Rapido (four each direction)),


the morning daily, all stop, Toronto &#8211; Montreal, Toronto &#8211; Ottawa locals were the Lakeshore / Capital (afternoons Bonaventure / The Exec and overnight Cavalier)


Here is the morning #44 / #54, Capital / Lakeshore with more than the usual 9 cars &#8211;  an expanded consist.


Interesting: VIA 6537 (ex CN 6537) powered the 1958 Royal Train west from Union.


At the Lakeshore (Stephenson) Road wooden overpass,  March 5, 1978 Kodak Tri X negative by S.Danko


   Montreal&#8217;s finest    </title>
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