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RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216 140979 Open FA 30-216 RG Accession No. / No. D'acquisition Box / Boîte File No. / No. De Doss RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216_140979_open FA 30-216 RG Accession Box / File no. / Part / Partie Title / Titre Dates no. / No. Boîte No. de d'acquisition dossier RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Hotels and Towers. 1983-07-01-1983-07-31 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Metro Centre-Toronto. 1983-07-01-1983-07-31 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Tower - (Material) 1976-06-01-1976-06-30 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - London, Ontario. 1970-03-01-1970-03-31 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Tower - Opening 1977-06-30 Ceremonies. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Hotels - (Material) 1983-02-28 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - 60th Anniversary 1982-06-01-1982-06-30 Chateau - 1 June 1972. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Canadian Grill - The 1972-09-30 Ottawa Citizen. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Chateau Laurier. 1964-10-01-1964-10-31 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - "Cock and Lion" 1965-11-01-1965-11-30 RG30 1997-98/448 1 100-H-1A Canadian National Railways - Hotels - Wage 1979-05-25-1979-06-30 Negotiations, 1970. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Container Shipments. 1972-07-07-1972-08-31 (Material) RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Liberals - Double 1983-08-25-1983-09-30 Tracking, 1980. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Correspondence - 1983-04-25-1983-05-31 Minister of Transport - Hon. J.L. Pépin. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Toronto Hump Yard, [1897-1983] 1959. RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - Hump Yards - General. 1961-09-01-1961-09-30 RG30 1997-98/448 1 Canadian National Railways - CTTE Appearance April 1978-04-01-1978-04-30 1978, Re: Bill C17 Recap. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Crown Corporations - 1983-09-24-1983-10-31 Auditor General. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Frank Paul. 1983-01-01-1983-01-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 100-P-8 Canadian National Railways - Personnel. 1983-09-25-1983-10-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Release Forms. 1976-11-11-1976-12-31 2020-07-08 1/10 RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216_140979_open FA 30-216 RG30 1997-98/448 2 9886-10177 Canadian National Railways - Deposit #54. 1969-08-24-1969-09-30 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Hotels - Pictou Lodge, 1938-11-23-1938-12-31 Pictou, Nova Scotia. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Policing the Railroad. 1957-12-01-1957-12-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 7300-171 Canadian National Railways - Ownership of CPR and 1949-07-01-1949-07-31 Preferred Stock Shown By Graph. RG30 1997-98/448 2 7300-10 Canadian National Railways - Estimated Cost of C.N. 1946-10-10-1946-12-31 Service during its Worst Financial Year. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Relations with the 1959-01-05-1959-02-28 Canadian Post Office Department. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Commuter Service - 1964-08-01-1964-08-31 Central Station to Two-Montagnes. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Complimentary Meals. 1966-03-30-1966-04-30 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Dude Ranches in the 1940-11-30-1940-12-31 Canadian West VIA. (Booklet) RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Embarkation Ships - 1963-04-04-1963-05-31 (Rail to Steamship) RG30 1997-98/448 2 Photographs of Canadian National Railways - 1973-03-30-1973-04-30 Locomotives - Equipment Exteriors. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Management 1964-11-01-1964-11-30 Committee. RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Form 151. 1960-03-01-1960-03-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Royal Tour, 1973. 1964-09-30-1964-10-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Royal Tour. 1964-11-01-1964-11-30 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Recapitalization. 1963. 1975-02-02-1975-03-31 RG30 1997-98/448 2 Canadian National Railways - Office Expansion, 1981. 1983-11-01-1983-11-30 RG30 1997-98/448 2 100-0-5 Canadian National Railways - Office - 280 Albert St. 1983-11-01-1983-11-30 Ottawa, Ontario. RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Dangerous Goods - Bill 1980-06-25-1980-07-31 C-18. RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Bill C-124. 1982-06-25-1982-07-31 RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Bill S-31, 1st Reading - 1982-11-25-1982-12-31 Nov. 2, 1982. 2020-07-08 2/10 RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216_140979_open FA 30-216 RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Grange Commission. 1981-09-01-1981-09-30 RG30 1997-98/448 3 100-M-2 Canadian National Railways - 1st Session - M.P.'s 1975-10-01-1975-10-31 30th Parliament. RG30 3 100-M-2 Canadian National Railways - 1st Session - M.P.'s 1976-09-25-1976-10-31 30th Parliament. RG30 3 100-M-2 Canadian National Railways - 2nd Session - 30 1977-09-08-1977-10-31 Parliament. (A-M) RG30 3 100-M-2 Canadian National Railways - 2nd Session - 30th 1977-02-14-1977-03-31 Parliament. (N-Z) RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - New Canadian Flag, 1983-09-01-1983-10-31 1965. RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Standing Committee on 1983-10-01-1983-10-31 Transport House of Commons. RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways. 1982-01-01-1982-02-26 RG30 1997-98/448 3 Canadian National Railways - Material - 1952-05-15-1952-06-30 Recapitalization. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Photographs of Canadian National Railways Freight 1980-01-01-1980-02-28 Operations. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - CN Express Freight. 1968-03-25-1968-04-30 (Booklet) RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Speeches, 1983. 1983-11-01-1983-11-30 RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - II Material Express 1976-10-10-1976-12-31 Freight. RG30 1997-98/448 4 1 Canadian National Railways - Report of the Royal 1960-06-01-1960-06-30 Commission on the Great Slave Lake Railway. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Capital Budget and 1961-01-01-1961-02-28 Estimated Income Account. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Trans-Canada Air Lines 1961-01-01-1961-03-31 - Chart Presentation to Sessional Committee on Railways, Airlines and Shipping. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Gross National Product 1961-04-01-1961-05-31 and CNR System Revenue Ton Miles. RG30 1997-98/448 4 1-2,4 Canadian National Railways - Statement of the 1960-03-01-1960-04-30 Railways. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Railways' Statements. 1960-03-01-1960-04-30 Nos. C- 100 - to C-121 Inclusive. 2020-07-08 3/10 RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216_140979_open FA 30-216 RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - The Problem of 1961-02-01-1961-03-31 Seasonal Unemployment in Canada. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - A Consideration of Staff 1960-09-01-1960-10-31 Reductions in the C.N.R., Personnel Dept., C.N.R. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Confidential - Dept. of 1971-03-01-1971-04-30 Express and Highway Services - Material Pertaining to C.N.T.L. Trucking Operations and Express Service, 1970. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Canadian Railways' 1969-10-01-1969-12-31 Position Paper on Potash. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Canadian National 1961-01-01-1961-01-31 Hotels, Limited - Capital Budget. RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Revision Act, Bill C-17. 1979-06-01-1979-07-31 RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Steam Excursions. 1972-08-01-1972-08-31 RG30 1997-98/448 4 Canadian National Railways - Railway Fencing, Bill C- 1974-07-01-1974-07-31 227. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - CN Marine Appearance 1982-12-09-1983-03-31 Public Accounts CTTE. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - Baie Comeau/Matane 1978-06-16-1978-12-31 Rail Car Ferry. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Photographs of CN Maritime Ferries. [1897-1983] RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - The Québec North 1977-01-12-1978-01-31 Shore Rail Ferry Service. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - Nova Scotia - 1972-09-21-1975-05-31 Newfoundland Ferry Service. RG30 1997-98/448 5 100-0-1-C Canadian National Railways - Infcouier. 1978-10-22-1983-11-30 RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - "Material" - Autoport- 1977-05-01-1978-02-28 Halifax. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - CN Marine Material. 1971-01-12-1978-04-30 RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - Mobile 1 - Command 1983-10-31 Post. RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - Dr. Robert A. Bandeen. 1965-01-21-1974-04-30 (Biog.) 2020-07-08 4/10 RG30 Accession 1997-98/448 30-216_140979_open FA 30-216 RG30 1997-98/448 5 Canadian National Railways - Canadian National 1970-01-01-1970-12-31 Today.
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