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Ce Comp-Sci's Future CE COMP-SCI'S FUTURE OCTOBER 21. 1994 P. For us at VIA RailCanada, youth fares mean anyone between 12 and 24 (student or not) can travel by train for up to 50% off. Only now, we've stretched the definition of youth to include students (24+) with valid ID It s that simple It s that sweet. Check the conditions, then caff your local travel agency. OONOmom • ViUd tram Scptmibm 6 to Dmmbcr 14.19M - 50% oil. 7 day* a WMk. tor anyone 12-24 and lor (ludMIU(240«'tthv*lld ttudml I D • Sralt arr limitrd • Tkkrti musl tie purctvued at leaat S day* In advanrr in ttir tJutbK CMy/Wlndiar Corridor. 5 dai Mrrrlty. 7 <Uy» briwren Itir Marilime* and 111* yu«>rc Clty/Wind»or Corridor • For Waclmul period tVrrmhrr IS l»4 - Jmmary S. 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