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	<title>Comments on: Leased to the Roberval &amp; Saguenay railway for a couple of years, Ontario Northland SD40-2 #1735 works as the switcher for the port and yard of Port-Alfred, now part of the city of Saguenay. In this shot, the switcher had pulled aside to let the mainline train led by #63 enter the yard. Behind the SD40-2, you can see RS 65, which was one of the GP38-3s that ran the Laterrière and Grande-Baie trains that day. Roberval &amp; Saguenay recently recieved an SD40u from CN, this engine might spell the end for 1735&#8242;s time on the roster.</title>
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