Canadian Railway Tours News
November 2011
The tragic tale of David Thompson, one of Canada's most diligent surveyors
David Thompson was born in England in 1770, more than 60 years before the first Canadian rail trips began. read more
StoneRidge rated best resort on Canadian train trips
StoneRidge Mountain Resort was rated the number one hotel in the Canadian Rockies, the perfect stop on any train trips across Canada. read more
Golden, British Columbia is a beautiful stop on Canadian rail tours
Any visitors to British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies national parks - like Banff, Jasper and Kootenay - should visit Golden. read more
Vacationers on Canadian train trips can learn a bit of Central American history
The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, in partnership with the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec, is hosting a massive exhibition on ancient Mayan culture. read more
Celebrate Christmas Victorian-style on train trips across Canada
Montreal, a city of festivals in Quebec, is celebrating Christmas the old fashioned way this year with the 23rd annual A Victorian Christmas. read more
Sample wines on Canadian train trips at the history Peller Estates
Peller Estates, with two locations easily accessible on Canada rail tours, is one of the more historic wineries in the country. read more
Crafty travelers on Canadian train trips might want to try their hand at blacksmithing in Nova Scotia
Firehouse Ironworks, located on Cape Breton in Nova Scotia, allows visitors on Canadian rail tours to try their own hand at swinging the hammer. read more
Hikers and train runners alike on Canadian rail tours will love taking The Grouse Grind
Adventurers on train trips across Canada should jump at the chance to challenge themselves on The Grouse Grind. read more
Chinese laborers who built the Trans Canadian railway have a secret history in World War I
According to an article on CTV News, Chinese laborers - the ones that did the majority of work on the Canadian railroads - have a more secretive past serving with the Allies during World War I - the Chinese Labour Corps. read more
Vacationers on Canadian rail tours can experience dog sled tours at Banff National Park
Dog sled racing has been a tradition in Canada and the arctic for centuries. read more
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