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CANADA TRANSPORTATION ACT

Order Varying Certain National Transportation Agency Orders Respecting Railway Companies

SOR/89-488



Order Varying Certain National Transportation Agency
Orders Respecting Railway Companies

SCHEDULE I

PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE ORDER

1. Sections 2 and 3 of Order No. R-38000 of April 29, 1985 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "2. The trains capable of carrying passengers and operating over the route segments listed in the schedules of the Appendix to this Order comprise "passenger-train services" for the purposes of sections 265 to 270 of the Railway Act and these services are provided, solely or jointly with other railway companies, by the following railway companies:

(a) Schedule I, VIA Rail Canada Inc.;

(b) Schedule II, Canadian National Railway Company;

(c) Schedule III, Algoma Central Railway;

(d) Schedule V, The White Pass and Yukon Corporation Limited; and

(e) Schedule VI, Quebec North Shore and Labrador Railway Inc."

2. All that portion of the Appendix to the said Order preceding Schedule II thereof is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

 

"APPENDIX TO ORDER NO. R-38000/APPENDICE DE L'ORDONNANCE No R-38000

SCHEDULE I/TABLEAU I

VIA RAIL CANADA INC.













SEGMENT/TRONÇON







TRACK
OWNED
BY/
PROPRI-
ÉTAIRE
DE LA
VOIE

MINIMUM FREQUENCY PER WEEK
(EACH DIRECTION)/

FRÉQUENCE MINIMUM PAR SEMAINE (CHAQUE DIRECTION)













NOTES
NORMAL/
NORMALE
PEAK/
POINTE

Halifax-Truro

CN

 6

 6

 

Truro-Amherst

CN

 6

 6

 

Amherst-Moncton

CN

 6

 6

 

Moncton-Campbellton

CN

 3

 3

 

Campbellton-Matapédia

CN

 3

 3

 

Gaspé-Matapédia

CN

 3

 3

 

Matapédia-Mont-Joli

CN

 6

 6

 

Mont-Joli-Charny

CN

 6

 6

 

Sainte-Foy-Charny

CN

14

14

 

Charny-Saint-Hyacinthe

CN

27

27

 

Moncton-Saint John

CN

 3

 3

 

Saint John-Fredericton Junction

CP

 3

 3

 

Fredericton Junction-Sherbrooke

CP

 3

 3

 

Sherbrooke-Saint-Hyacinthe

CN

 3

 3

 

Saint-Hyacinthe-Montréal

CN

28

28

 

Montréal-Hervey Jct.

CN

 6

 6

 

Hervey Jct.-Senneterre

CN

 3

 3

 

Senneterre-Cochrane

CN

 3

 3

 

Hervey-Rivière-à-
Pierre

CN

 3

 3

 

Rivière-à-Pierre-Chambord

CN

 3

 3

 

Chambord-Jonquière

CN

 3

 3

 

Montréal-Ottawa

CN

21-22

21-22

Westward-eastward (via Alexandria)/en direction ouest-en direction est (via Alexandria)

Montréal-Brockville

CN

35

35

 

Ottawa-Smith Falls

CN

19

19

 

Smith Falls-Brockville

CP

19

19

 

Brockville-Kingston

CN

35

35

 

Kingston-Toronto

CN

35

35

 

Toronto-Hamilton

CN

14

14

 

Hamilton-Niagara Falls

CN

14

14

 

Toronto-London (via Brantford)

CN

30

30

 

London-Windsor

CN

28

28

 

London-Sarnia

CN

14

14

 

Toronto-Stratford

CN

14

14


Stratford-London

CN

14

14

 

Sudbury-White River

CP

 3

 3

 

Toronto-Barrie

CN

 3

 3

 

Barrie-Washago

CN

 3

 3

 

Washago-South Parry

CN

 3

 3

 

South Parry-Capreol

CN

 3

 3

 

Capreol-Hornepayne

CN

 3

 3

 

Hornepayne-Nakina

CN

 3

 3

 

Nakina-Armstrong

CN

 3

 3

 

Armstrong-Sioux Lookout

CN

 3

 3

 

Sioux Lookout-Farlane

CN

 3

 3

 

Farlane-Winnipeg

CN

 3

 3

 

Winnipeg-Saskatoon

CN

 3

 3

 

Saskatoon-Edmonton

CN

 3

 3

 

Edmonton-Jasper

CN

 3

 3

 

Jasper-Kamloops Jct.

CN

 3

 3

 

Kamloops Jct.-Vancouver

CN

 3

 3

CP, Matsqui-Sapperton

Winnipeg-Dauphin

CN

 3

 3

 

Dauphin-Hudson Bay (via Reserve)

CN

 3

 3

 

Hudson Bay-The Pas

CN

3

 

The Pas-Wabowden

CN

3

 

Wabowden-Sipiwesk

CN

4

 

Sipiwesk-Thompson

CN

6

 

Sipiwesk-Gillam

CN

4

 

Gillam-Churchill

CN

4

 

The Pas-Lynn Lake

CN

3

 

Jasper-Prince Rupert

CN

3

3

 

 

SCHEDULE II

MONTRÉAL-QUÉBEC VIA DRUMMONDVILLE AND VIA
TROIS-RIVIÈRES; MONTRÉAL-OTTAWA; MONTRÉAL-TORONTO;
KINGSTON-TORONTO; OTTAWA-TORONTO; TORONTO-STRATFORD;
TORONTO-SARNIA; TORONTO-LONDON VIA STRATFORD;
TORONTO-LONDON VIA BRANTFORD; TORONTO-WINDSOR;
AND TORONTO-NIAGARA FALLS

1. Section 2 of Order No. R-41255 of November 12, 1987 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "2. (1) VIA Rail Canada Inc., CN and CP shall not discontinue the operation of the following passenger-train services:

(a) the Montréal-Québec via Drummondville portion of the Montréal-Québec via Drummondville and via Trois-Rivières service;

(b) Montréal-Ottawa;

(c) Montréal-Toronto;

(d) Ottawa-Toronto;

(e) Toronto-Sarnia;

(f) Toronto-Windsor; and

(g) Toronto-Niagara Falls.

(2) Via Rail Canada Inc., CN and CP shall discontinue the operation of the following passenger-train services effective January 15, 1990:

(a) the Montréal-Québec via Trois-Rivières portion of the Montréal-Québec via Drummondville and via Trois-Rivières service;

(b) Kingston-Toronto;

(c) Toronto-Stratford;

(d) Toronto-London via Stratford; and

(e) Toronto-London via Brantford."

 

SCHEDULE III

HALIFAX-YARMOUTH; HALIFAX-SAINT JOHN;
HALIFAX-MONTRÉAL; MONCTON-MONTRÉAL; GASPÉ-MONTRÉAL;
JONQUIÈRE-MONTRÉAL; MONTRÉAL-COCHRANE;
MONTRÉAL/TORONTO-VANCOUVER; CAPREOL-WINNIPEG;
SUDBURY-WHITE RIVER; AND WINNIPEG-CHURCHILL

1. Section 2 of Order No. R-39638 of August 6, 1986 as amended by Order No. 1988-R-398 of April 29, 1988, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "2. (1) VIA Rail Canada Inc., CN and CP shall not discontinue the operation of the following passenger-train services:

(a) Halifax-Montréal;

(b) Moncton-Montréal;

(c) Gaspé-Montréal;

(d) Jonquière-Montréal;

(e) Montréal-Cochrane;

(f) the Toronto-Sudbury portion of the Montréal/Toronto-Vancouver service;

(g) Capreol-Winnipeg;

(h) Sudbury-White River; and

(i) Winnipeg-Churchill.

(2) VIA Rail Canada Inc., CN and CP shall discontinue the operation of the following passenger-train services effective January 15, 1990:

(a) Halifax-Yarmouth;

(b) Halifax-Saint John; and

(c) the Montréal-Ottawa, Ottawa-North Bay, North Bay-Sudbury, Sudbury-White River, White River-Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay-Winnipeg, Winnipeg-Regina, Regina-Calgary, Calgary-Kamloops, and Kamloops-Vancouver segments of the Montréal/Toronto-Vancouver service.

(3) VIA Rail Canada Inc. and CN shall extend the Moncton-Montréal passenger-train service to Moncton-Halifax effective January 15, 1990."

 

SCHEDULE IV

MATAPÉDIA-GASPÉ AND SYDNEY-TRURO-HALIFAX

1. Section 1 in respect of Canadian National Railways of Order No. R-24328 of February 4, 1977, as amended by Order Nos. R-28953 and R-28954 of June 28, 1979 and Order in Council P.C. 1981-2171 of August 6, 1981, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "1. Canadian National Railways and VIA Rail Canada Inc. shall discontinue the following passenger-train services effective January 15, 1990:

(a) Matapédia-Gaspé; and

(b) Sydney-Truro-Halifax."

 

SCHEDULE V

TORONTO-NORTH BAY-KAPUSKASING

1. Section 1 of Order No. R-41065 of August 28, 1987 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "1. VIA Rail Canada Inc. and CN shall discontinue operation of the passenger-train service Toronto-North Bay-Kapuskasing effective January 15, 1990."

 

SCHEDULE VI

WINNIPEG-EDMONTON-VANCOUVER

1. Section 1 of Order No. R-36619 of May 3, 1984 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "1. The Applicant shall, effective January 15, 1990, discontinue the Winnipeg-Regina passenger-train service."

 

2. Section 3 of the said Order is revoked and the following substituted therefor:

    "3. The Applicant shall, effective January 15, 1990, reduce the frequency of the Winnipeg-Saskatoon via Melville passenger-train service to three times per week in each direction."

 

SCHEDULE VII

    "1. Canadian Pacific Limited, on behalf of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Company, and VIA Rail Canada Incorporated to continue the operation of the Victoria-Nanaimo portion of the Victoria-Courtenay passenger-train service, effective January 15, 1990, in accordance with the following:

 

VIA Rail Canada Inc.

Minimum Frequency Per Week
(Each Direction)

Segment

track owned by

Normal

Peak

Victoria-Nanaimo

EN

6

6

2. Canadian Pacific Limited, on behalf of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Company, and VIA Rail Canada Incorporated to discontinue the operation of the Nanaimo-Courtenay portion of the Victoria-Courtenay passenger-train service, effective January 15, 1990."

 

 

Established by:

SOR/89-488 4 October, 1989 pursuant to section 64 of the National Transportation Act, 1987, comes into force 15 January, 1990.

SOR/90-76 11 January, 1990 pursuant to section 64 of the National Transportation Act, 1987, comes into force 11 January, 1990.


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