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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS System Operated mileage (first main track) Trackage Owned Leased Rights Total Comment December 31, 1922 Canadian Government Railways 4,019.46 360.91 55.07 4,435.44 Hudson Bay Railway 214.00 214.00 Canadian Northern Railway 9,156.52 350.52 67.93 9,574.97 Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Railway 170.51 7.38 177.89 Grand Trunk Pacific Railway 2,657.36 36.08 2.17 2,695.61 16,217.85 747.51 132.55 17,097.91 3,339.11 250.47 22.29 3,611.87 Grand Trunk Western Railway 733.83 231.48 26.38 991.69 Grand Trunk Lines in New England 172.21 172.21 Total at December 31, 1922 20,290.79 1,401.67 181.22 21,873.68As per Annual Reports Canadian Government Railways -39.90 -39.90Deduct GTR trackage rights -1.80 -1.80 Correction previous figures

Canadian Northern Railway -6.42 -6.42Deduct running rights ex-GTR Grand Trunk Railway 2.24 -2.24Add St. Clair Tunnel mileage -7.06 -7.06Deduct trackage rights ex-CGR -1.02 -1.02Deduct trackage rights ex-Can. North. -6.66 -6.66Deduct trackage rights ex-Cent. Vermont. -16.18 -16.18 Reclassified Total at December 31, 1922 20,275.05 1,401.67 120.16 21,796.88Eliminating duplications

1923 Subdivision Division Owned Leased Rights Total Comments April 21 St. Albert Edmonton -5.54 -5.54 Discontinued St. Albert - Ste. Anne June 13 North Lake Port Arthur -23.26 -23.26 Discontinued - Mackies - North Lake June 22 Brule Edson 3.90 3.90 Ansell - Bickerdike June 22 Brule Edson -3.75 -3.75 Retirement of diversion June 24 Bashaw 3.48 3.48 New Connection Duhamel - Battle July 4 Bashaw -10.25 -10.25 Abandonment - Old Duhamel - Battle Aug. 6 Cowichan Island 25.90 25.90 reinstatement Aug. 6 Cowichan 16.90 16.90 Victoria Mile 52.50 to Mile 69.40 Aug. 8 Orono Belleville -22.23 -22.23 Cobourg-Brighton abandoned Aug. 14 Craik Regina 3.71 3.71 New - Ardmore Cut Off Aug. 14 Craik Regina -4.13 -4.13 Regina Tower discontinued Sep. 16 Kashabowie Lakehead 2.72 2.72 New - Rowan Cut Off Sep. 16 Graham Port Arthur .33 .33 New - Rowan Cut Off Sep. 23 Huntsville Allandale .56 .56 New - Huntsville - Alderdale Sep. 23 Huntsville Allandale -3.54 -3.54 Discontinued Oct. 1 Toronto Terminals 2.09 2.09 Don Junction - Rosedale Oct. 4 Kashabowie Lakehead -2.98 -2.98 Mile 34.51 to Mile 37.49 abandoned Oct. 31 St. Peters New Glasgow .51 .51 New connection Oct. 31 St. Peters New Glasgow -5.65 -5.65 Mile 0.0 to Mile 5.65 Abandoned Nov. 1 M. & P.L. St. Lawrence 50.32 50.32Montreal & Province Line leased Nov. 1 M. & P.L. St. Lawrence 8.60 8.60Marieville - St. Cesaire leased Nov. 1 S.S.& C. St. Lawrence 29.80 29.80 Stanstead, Shefford & Chambly leased Dec. 19 Caramat Hornepayne 29.50 29.50 Longlac Cut Off Dec. 19 Hammond Ottawa -16.21 -16.21Trackage and Wye discontinued Dec. 31 Murray Bay Saguenay -4.80 -4.80 Not operated as main line Various 17.60 -25.46 14.11 -21.97Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1923 20,296.12 1,448.72 106.05 21,850.89

1924 Mar. 28 Middleton Halifax -24.45 -24.45 Bridgetown - Port Wade abandoned Apr. 1 Inverness New Glasgow 60.53 60.53 Inverness Railway leased Apr. 14 Orono Belleville -1.22 -1.22 Mileage abandoned May 18 Cowichan Vancouver Island 3.80 3.80 New - Mile 69.40 to Mile 73.20 Jun. 5 Grand Mere St. Jerome -25.09 -25.09 Allenby - Lonnacona abandoned

108 Aug. 1 Alford -2.84 -2.84 Harrisburg - Alford Junction discontinued Sep. 20 Hemmingford St. Lawrence -2.86 -2.53 -5.39Abandoned Sep. 21 Crest -.19 -28.89 -29.08 Midway - Dog River Junction discontinued Oct. 10 Middleton Halifax 7.66 7.66Bridgetown - Granville Centre Oct. 10 Gravelbourg Regina 5.50 5.50 Existing track now main line Oct. 10 Gravelbourg Regina 9.57 9.57 New - Mile 109.60 - Mile 119.17 Nov. 1 Albreda Kamloops -18.60 -18.60 Mile 17.21 - Mile 35.40 dismantled Nov. 1 Albreda Kamloops 18.19 18.19 Mile 17.21 - Mile 35.40 rehabilitated Nov. 19 Peebles Regina 22.06 22.06 New - Peebles - Handsworth Dec. 7 Grand Mere St. Jerome 6.26 6.26New - Donnacona Cut Off Various -26.31 23.34 -2.63 -5.60Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1924 20,267.60 1,503.70 100.70 21,872.19

1925 Jan. 1 St. Cesaire St. Lawrence -8.60 -8.60Marieville - St. Cesaire Transferred Jan. 22 Paddockwood 23.94 23.94 Paddockwood Junction - Paddockwood Nov. 23 St. Rose 22.48 22.48 New - St. Rose - Rorketon BRC 37173 May 3 M. & P.L. St. Lawrence -1.37 -1.37Now used as siding May 3 Granby St. Lawrence -17.20 17.20 Transferred May 3 S.S.& C. St. Lawrence 10.37 10.37 Rehabilitated May 22 Montfort St. Jerome 12.66 12.66 New - Fresniere - Rinfret Junction Sep. 1 M. & P.L. St. Lawrence -9.67 -9.67Farnham - St. Angele now siding Sep. 1 M. & P.L. St. Lawrence -3.06 -3.06Transferred Sep. 14 Okanagan Kamloops 90.23 25.50 115.73New - Junction with CPR Oct. 5 Endiang Calgary 33.00 33.00 New - Hanna - Warden branch Oct. 5 Central Butte 11.60 11.60 New - Dunblane - Central Butte Branch Oct. 6 Eston 29.70 29.70 New - Eston Southerly branch Oct. 19 Yarmouth Halifax 4.22 4.22 New - Lockeport - Lockeport Town Oct. 20 Lumby Kamloops 14.53 14.53 New - Lumby Junction - Lumby, BRC 36948 Nov. 4 Tidewater Vancouver Island 6.56 6.56 New - Cowichan Bay, BRC 37031 Nov. 4 Cowichan Vancouver Island 9.60 9.60 New - Cowichan Lake - Youboo, BRC 37032 Nov. 9 Orono Belleville -7.46 -7.46 Dismantled less 0.46 miles siding Dec. 17 Robinhood Prince Albert 23.00 23.00 New - Turtleford - Fairholme, BRC 37176 Dec. 18 Dodsland Saskatoon 50.00 50.00 New - Loverna, SK - Hemaruka, AB. Dec. 31 Bedford Halifax 4.74 4.74 Deepwater Terminals branch reclassified Various 236.02 -242.94 1.73 -5.19Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1925 20,832.42 1,231.23 128.12 2,191.77

1926 Jan. 1 Port Dalhousie London -5.59 -5.59 Mile 18.63 - Mile 24.06 transferred Jan. 3 Cataraqui Belleville -18.60 -18.60Kingston - Harrowsmith (CPR) suspended Jan. 4 Tidewater Vancouver Island .89 .89 New - Mile 6.56 - Mile 7.45, BRC 37225 Jan. 12 Cowichan Vancouver Island .51 .51 New - Mile 82.8 - Mile 83.31, BRC 37231 Jan. 19 Pine Falls 19.50 19.50 New - Beaconis - Pine Falls, BRC 37264 Feb. 14 Jacques Cartier Montreal Terminals 11.06 11.06 Eastern Junction - Turcot May 1 Hudson Bay -214.00 -214.00 Hudson Bay Railway taken over May 11 C.S.& M. -1.08 -1.08 West Bay City, Michigan reclassified May 24 68.20 68.20New - Fredericton - Vanceboro, ME Jul. 29 Montfort St. Jerome 9.00 9.00Intervale - Mile 9 reclassified Jul. 29 Montfort St. Jerome 2.33 2.33New - Mile 9 - Mile 11.33 Lac Remi BRC 37922 Sep. 15 Acadia Valley 24.60 24.60 New - Eyre - Acadia Valley Mile 24.60 Sep. 16 Bengough 28.49 28.49 New - Bengough - Willowbunch BRC 38137 Sep. Midland Belleville -2.08 -2.08 Duplicate mileage eliminated Sep. Sutton -1.32 -1.32 Sutton - Jackson's Point siding Sep. 26 Orono Belleville -30.18 -30.18 Todmorden - Brinlook Crossing discontinued Oct. 20 Endiang Calgary 29.18 29.18 New - Mile 33.00 - Mile 62.18 BRC 38286 Oct. 23 Elbow 25.98 25.98 New - Mile 11.6 - Mile 37 58 BRC 38300 Nov. Tisdale Prince Albert 2.96 2.96 Rehabilitation and dismantlement Nov. Tisdale Prince Albert -3.00 -3.00 To ease grades at Prince Albert Nov. C.S.& N. -1.46 -1.46 Saginaw, discontinued Nov. C.S.& M. 1.57 1.57Trackage rights at Saginaw.

109 Dec. 7 Robinhood Prince Albert 42.50 42.50 New - Fairholme - Rabbit Lake BRC 38526 Dec. 23 Coronado 19.55 19.55 New - St. Paul - Elk Point BRC 38591 Various -11.35 -11.35 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1926 20,778.91 1,231.23 179.29 22,189.43

1927 Jan. 1 492.52 492.52 Jan. 1 Sellwood Capreol -4.20 -4.20 Milnet - Sellwood discontinued May 4 White Bear 5.05 5.05 New - Mile 29.7 - Mile 34.75 BRC 38979 Jun. Sheerness Calgary -5.06 -5.06 Wardlow - Steveville reclassified Sep. 25 Bethany Belleville -15.64 -15.64 Millbrook - Omemee dismantled Nov. 13 Brule Edson 29.94 29.94 Mile 35.13 - Mile 65.07 rehabilitated (GTP) Nov. 13 Brule Edson -30.33 -30.33 Obed - Solomon discontinued (Can. Nor.) Nov. 22 Roberval 26.60 26.60 New - Mile 32.07 - Dolbeau (Mistassini) Dec. -492.52 -492.52 Central Vermont Railway excluded Various 3.24 3.24 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1927 20,788.51 1,231.23 179.29 22,199.03

1928 Jan. 1 Rouyn 43.90 43.90 New - Taschereau-Noranda BRC Feb. 8 Saskatoon Terminals, Prince Albert 6.08 6.08 Saskatoon Loop Line. May 21 Sutton Belleville -5.97 -5.97 Stouffville - Ballantrae siding Jun. 19 Sutton Belleville -10.66 -10.66 Ballantrae - Mile 16.63 dismantled July 6 Cowichan Vancouver Island 11.69 11.69 New - Mile 83.31 Mile 95.00 BRC 41025 Sep. 24 Weyburn Regina 22.81 22.81 New - Weyburn - Radville BRC 41430 Oct. 26 Bonnyville Edmonton 37.15 37.15 New - Gabriel Junction - Bonnyville Oct. 30 Bretona 9.61 9.61 New - Bretona - Clover Leaf BRC 41694 Dec. 7 Coronado 19.49 19.49 New - Elk Point - Heinsburg BRC 41886 Dec. 27 Tonkin Saskatoon 22.44 22.44 New - Willowbrook - Crowtherview Dec. 27 Robinhood Prince Albert 37.34 37.34 New - Rabbit Lake - Speers BRC 41968 Dec. 27 Bolney Prince Albert 29.00 29.00 Spruce Lake - Frenchman Butte Halifax Terminals Halifax -3.68 -3.68 Reclassified as siding Morency Saguenay 7.07 7.07 Morency Junction - Mont Mills reclassified Key Harbour Capreol 6.99 6.99 Key Junction - Key Harbour reclassified Sellwood Capreol 4.20 4.20 Milnet - Sellwood reclassified Orono Belleville 6.48 6.48 Brinlook - Greenburn reclassified Maynooth Belleville 15.87 15.87 Maynooth - Wallace reclassified Bessemer Belleville 7.34 7.34 Bessemer - Child's Mine reclassified Marmora Belleville 7.09 7.09 Marmora Village - Cordova reclassified Toronto Terminals Toronto Terminals -2.25 -2.25 Yonge St. - Avenue Rd. - Dovercourt Rd. Various -2.53 -2.53 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1928 21,057.97 1,231.23 179.29 22,468.49

1929 Jan. 1 Murray Bay Saguenay 4.70 4.70 La Malbaie - Nairn Falls resumed Jan. 6 Strathcona -7.42 -7.42 Bretona - Terminal Junction dismantled June Stoneham Saguenay 10.54 10.54 Branches reclassified Jun. 23 Stevensville London 2.48 2.48Curtis Street Station, Buffalo July 1 Rosedale 26.19 26.19 New - Rosedale - Trefoil (with CPR) July 16 Q.M.& S. Railway St. Lawrence 157.09 157.09 Purchase Aug. 8 Inverness Railway New Glasgow 60.53 -60.53 Purchase previously lease Sep. 1 St. J. & Que. Rly. 157.84 -157.84 Purchase previously lease Sep. 1 Richibucto Campbellton 26.60 26.60 Purchase Kent Northern Railway Sep. 29 Sorel Levis 6.50 6.50 Nicolet - St. Gregoire resumed Sep. 29 South Bend 1.40 1.40 New line for diversion Sep. 29 South Bend 1.43 1.43 N.Y.C. tracks at South Bend Sep. 30 Craik Regina 3.24 3.24 Grasswood - Newcross diversion Sep. 30 Craik Regina -4.34 -4.34 Mile 151.03 - Nutana dismantled Oct. 1 Cascapedia Campbellton 98.15 98.15 Purchase Quebec Oriental Railway Oct. 1 Chandler Campbellton 104.17 104.17 Purchase Gaspe Lines Nov. 17 Grand Mere St. Jerome 7.90 7.90New - Mile 83.87 - Mile 91.77

110 Nov. 17 Grand Mere St. Jerome -7.51 -7.51 Mile 83.87 - Mile 91.38 Nov. 17 Shawinigan St. Jerome -3.59 -3.59 Aldred - Shawinigan Nov. 17 Elrose 16.40 16.40 New - Kindersley - Glidden BRC 43057 Dec. 18 Falconbridge Capreol 3.03 3.03 Garson - Falconbridge reclassified Dec. 18 Falconbridge Capreol 3.50 3.50 Falconbridge Junction - Falconbridge Dec. Key Harbour Capreol -6.99 -6.99 Key Harbour branch reclassified Sellwood Capreol -4.20 -4.20 Sellwood branch reclassified Various -3.86 -3.86 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1929 21,707.84 1,012.86 183.20 22,903.90

1930 Jan. 1 Flin Flon Dauphin 4.65 4.65The Pas - Flin Flon Junction Jan. 1 Flin Flon Dauphin 87.00 87.00 New - Flin Flon Junction - Flin Flon Jan. 1 Sherridon Dauphin 42.00 42.00 New - Sherritt Junction - Sherridon Jan. 10 Detroit 1.29 26.59 27.88New - Penn. Junction - Simpson Feb. 1 C.V. Rly. Inc. All lines 420.76 -2.55 418.21Central Vermont Railway Incorporated Apr. 27 Stevensville London -3.40 -3.40River Street - Curtis Street, suspended May 18 Assiniboine Dauphin 68.62 68.62 New - Lilian - Mutchler BRC 44602-3 May 18 Amiens Prince Albert 75.00 75.00 New - Amiens Junction - Medstead June 1 Northern 5.41 5.41 St. Albans - Fonda Junction June 5 So. Londonderry Southern -12.63 -12.63 Brattleboro - South Londonderry July 21 Athabaska Edson -2.40 -2.40 Cardiff Junction - Cardiff dismantled Aug. 1 Northern 48.04 48.04Brattleboro - Windsor, VT. Sep. 1 Clarence Creek Montreal 4.63 4.63 Reclassified Sep. 1 Arborfield Prince Albert 20.02 20.02 New - Crane - Arborfield BRC 43371 Sep. 1 Chelan Prince Albert 29.00 29.00 New - Crooked River - Reserve Sep. 1 Chelan Prince Albert 31.07 31.07 New - Reserve - Mile 31.07 BRC 45333 Sep. 28 Lake Verde Island 9.95 9.95 New - Maple Hill - Lake Verde Nov. 24 Capreol 2.07 2.07Algo Junction - Copper Cliff Nov. 24 Capreol 2.39 2.39 Algo - Algo Junction reclassified Dec. Key Harbour Capreol 7.01 7.01 Key Harbour branch reclassified Various -.46 -.46 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1930 22,496.50 1,012.86 258.60 23,767.96

1931 May 18 Holly Detroit 5.22 5.22 New - Pontiac Belt Line extension May Cass City Detroit -2.75 -2.75 Track at Pontiac reclassified Wyebridge Allandale -8.85 -8.85 Birch - Tay written off June 1 Bethel Quarry Northern -5.39 -5.39 Bethel - Bethel Quarry sold Aug. 29 Oka St. Jerome 4.31 4.31New - Oka Junction - Calumet BRC 47156 Sep. 1 Meskanaw Prince Albert 87.60 87.60 New - Thatch - Lannaw BRC 45391 Dec. 7 Deseronto Belleville -28.89 -28.89 Napanee - Trenton dismantled Dec. North Toronto Toronto Terminals 2.47 2.47 Reclassified Dec. Sorel Levis 27.47 27.47 Reclassified as main track Dec. Stevensville London -3.49 -3.49River Street - Black Rock relinquished Dec. North Lake Port Arthur 14.96 14.96 Sand Lake - North Lake reclassified Dec. Sheerness Calgary 5.06 5.06 Wardlow - Stevenville reclassified Dec. Lulu Island Kamloops 11.65 11.65 Queensboro - Steveston reclassified Various 3.28 3.28 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31. 1931 22,612.64 1,012.86 255.11 23,880.61

1932 Sep. 1 Hatherleigh Prince Albert 31.54 31.54 New - Hamlin - Glenbush BRC 46770 Dec. Milton Halifax -3.68 -3.68 Milton - Rapid Falls discontinued Dec. Deschaillons Levis -3.54 -3.54 Parisville - Deschaillons discontinued Dec. Iberville St. Lawrence -50.04 -50.04 Noyan - St. Hyacinthe discontinued Dec. Deseronto Belleville -9.22 -9.22 Trenton - Brighton discontinued Dec. Harrisburg Stratford -4.90 -4.90 Mile 6.93 - Mile 11.83 discontinued Dec. Otterville London -22.76 -22.76 Various mileage discontinued Dec. Hagersville London -9.09 -9.09 Jarvis - Port Dover discontinued Dec. Alvinston London -3.27 -3.27 Souterville - Kingscourt discontinued

111 Dec. North Lake Port Arthur -14.96 -14.96 Mile 44.50 - Mile 59.46 discontinued Dec. Sheerness Calgary -5.06 -5.06 Mile 53.69 - Mile 55.75 discontinued Dec. Lulu Island Kamloops -11.65 -11.65 Transferred to Construction Department Mile 6.62 - Mile 8.43 reclassified as siding. Various -3.19 -3.19 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1932 22,502.82 1,012.86 255.11 23,770.79

1933 Jan. 1 Muskegon Detroit -20.33-20.33Owosso Junction - Ashley relinquished Feb. 20 Algonquin Ottawa -10.70 -10.70 Mile 26.80 - Mile 37.50 discontinued Apr. 30 Renfrew Ottawa 6.20 6.20 Mile 156.14 - Two Rivers resumed Jun. 25 Renfrew Ottawa 4.16 4.16 Two Rivers - Cache Lake resumed Jul. 16 Grand Rapids Detroit 2.55 2.55Shaw - Muskegon Dec. Alvinston London -6.97 -6.47 Alvinston - Souterville inactive Dec. Otterville London 3.00 3.00 Brandy Creek - Ellaton reclassified Various 1.34 1.34 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1933 22,499.84 1,012.86 237.33 23,750.03

1934 Apr. 29 Flint Chicago -1.67 -1.67 Port Huron - Court Street discontinued May Cowichan Vancouver Island -12.04 -12.04 Mile 83.26 - Kissinger now inactive Oct. 2 Otterville London -9.81 -9.81 Ellaton - Otterville now inactive Oct. 23 Alvinston London 6.97 6.97 Alvinston - Souterville reclassified Various 1.34 1.34 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1934 22,484.63 1,012.86 237.33 23,734.82

1935 May Middleton Halifax -8.67 -8.67 Bridgetown - Granville discontinued June 30 Welland St. Thomas -1.14 -1.14 Mile 6.43 - Mile 7.57 at Arnum reclassified July 29 Tweed Belleville -19.54 -19.54 Tweed - Bannockburn discontinued Sep. 25 Patricia Bay Vancouver Island -15.53 -15.53 Victoria - Patricia Bay discontinued Sep. 25 Patricia Pay Vancouver Island -1.67 -1.67 Sidney Junction - Sidney discontinued Nov. 1 Lovett Edmonton -4.61 -4.61 Foothills - Lovett discontinued Various 0.58 0.58 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1935 22,434.05 1,012.86 237.33 23,684.24

1936 Jan. 27 Muskegon Detroit 20.4720.47Owosso Junction - Ashley running rights Feb. 2 Orono Belleville -41.80 -41.80 Ronnac - Greenburn discontinued Mar. 7 Port Perry Belleville -13.88 -13.88 Port Perry - Manilla Junction discontinued Mar. 19 Nashwaak Edmundston -1.29 -1.29 South Devon - Fredericton discontinued Apr. 26 Granby St. Lawrence 13.48 13.48Iberville - Meigs rights acquired Apr. 26 Versailles St. Lawrence -10.87 -10.87 S.S.&.C.Junction - Farnham discontinued Apr. 30 Lac St. Anne Edmonton -32.61 -32.61 Peace River - Darson discontinued June 30 Clarence Creek Laurentian -4.62 -4.62 Rockland - Clarence Creek discontinued Sep. 13 Alliston Allandale -1.63 -1.63 New junction at Allimil Dec. Morency Laurentian -7.05 -7.05 Morency - Mont Mills discontinued Dec. Sorel Levis -27.48 -27.48 Fortierville - St. Gregoire discontinued Dec. Stoneham Laurentian -9.95 -9.95 Loretteville - Stoneham discontinued Various -1.05 -1.05 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1936 22,281.82 1,012.86 271.28 23,565.96

1937 Jan. 1 Brooksby Prince Albert 27.28 27.28 New - Ridgedale - Carrot River Jan. 1 Gravelbourg Regina 21.86 1.02 22.88New - Neidpath - Friend Jan. 1 Bonnyville Edmonton 20.58 20.58 New - Bonnyville - River Jan. 1 Regina 48.64 48.64 New - Mawer - Main Centre Jan. 1 Edmonton 51.48 51.48 New - Unity - Boda BRC Jan. 1 Dodsland Saskatoon 40.53 1.19 41.72New - Hemaruka - Scapa Apr. Beach Connection London -5.08 -5.08 Hamilton - Beach Road reclassified July 8 Alvinston London -6.94 -6.94 Alvinston - Souterville inactive

112 Nov. 28 Val d'Or Cochrane 36.43 36.43 New - Senneterre - Rouyn Various 0.37 0.37 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1937 22,516.97 1,012.86 273.49 23,803.32

1938 Mar. 25 North Lake Port Arthur -35.29 -35.29 Twin City - Mackies discontinued Mar. 28 La Tuque Laurentian -22.25 -22.25 Domburg - St.Marc discontinued Jun. 1 Nashwaak Edmundston 1.29 1.29 South Devon - Fredericton resumed Jun. 16 Cambridge Northern -25.96 -25.96 Essex Junction - Cambridge discontinued June Algonquin Allandale -3.34 -3.34 James Bay Junction - Mile 4.90 discontinued Aug. Taft D.W. & P. -3.76 -3.76 Trackage at Duluth reclassified Sep. 8 Cowichan Vancouver Island 8.43 8.43 Youboo - Hawes operation resumed Dec. 5 Val d'Or Cochrane 65.06 65.06 New - Val d'Or - Noranda BRC 56738 Various 2.32 2.32 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1938 22,507.23 1,012.86 269.73 23,789.82

1939 Jan. 16 Freleighsburg St. Lawrence -17.90 -0.14 -18.04Farnham - Freleighsburg discontinued Apr. 1 Milton Halifax -0.95 -0.95 Milton Junction, Milton now yard track Apr. 1 Jacques Cartier Montreal Terminals -1.22 -1.22 Now yard track Apr. 1 Leaside Toronto Terminals -2.18 -2.18 Oriole - Donlands Junction now yard track Apr. 1 Alderdale Capreol -1.36 -1.36Now yard track (North Bay) Apr. 1 Mt. Clemens Chicago -3.89 -3.89 Tappan - Fort Gratiot now yard track Jul. 1 Williamstown Northern -7.38 -7.38 Discontinued Jul. 26 L'Orignal Laurentian -56.60 -56.60 Hawkesbury - Hurdman Discontinued Dec. Marmora Belleville -6.19 -6.19 Mile 3.33 - Mile 9.52 inactive Various 4.70 4.70 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1939 22,433.52 994.96 268.23 23,696.71

1940 Aug. 1 St. Martin's Moncton -28.75 -28.75 Hampton - St.Martin's abandoned Aug. 23 Renfrew Ottawa -4.12 -4.12 Two Rivers - Cache Lake rails lifted Aug. 31 Lachute Laurentian -24.60 -24.60 Carbo - Cushing Junction abandoned Various -0.78 -0.78 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1940 22,375.27 994.96 268.23 23,638.46

1941 Mar. 1 Delta Portage-Brandon -5.40 -5.40 Oakland - Delta abandoned Apr. 14 Red Deer Calgary -5.39 -5.39 Red Deer Junction - Red Deer Discontinued Apr. 14 Red Deer Calgary 7.97 7.97Red Deer Junction - Red Deer Apr. 30 Exeter Stratford -23.64 -23.64 Clinton - Wingham Junction Discontinued May 31 Tweed Belleville -33.94 -33.94 Yarker - Tweed abandoned June 30 Port Perry Belleville -19.47 -19.47 Whitby Junction - Port Perry Discontinued Various 2.86 2.86 As at December 31, 1941 22,290.29 994.96 276.20 23,561.45

1942 Various -0.52 -0.52 Minor items and adjustments

1943 Cornwall Montreal Terminals 2.19 2.19 Central Station - Victoria Bridge Various -0.74 -0.74 Minor items and adjustments

1944 Various -0.55 -0.55 Minor items and adjustments

1945 Apr. 29 Cowichan Vancouver Island -7.47 -7.47 Mile 82.88 - Mile 90.35 Discontinued Jun. 9 L'Assomption St. Jerome 14.12 14.12 Pointe aux Trembles - Eastern Junction Dec. 29 St. Lin St. Jerome -34.32 -34.32 Abandoned and siding Various 0.48 0.48 Minor items and adjustments

113 As at December 31, 1945 22,263.48 994.96 276.20 23,534.64

1946 May 30 Muskegon Detroit -53.07 -53.07 Greenville - Muskegon Discontinued Dec. 31 Renfrew Ottawa -16.46 -16.46 Whitney - Two Rivers Discontinued Dec. Various 343.38 -343.38 Purchase Manitoba Railway Various 1.44 1.44 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1946 22,538.77 651.58 276.20 23,466.55

1947 Jul. 1 Murray Bay Laurentian 5.08 -5.08 Purchase St. Joachim - Cap Tourmente Sep.1 Athabaska Edson -12.21 -12.21 Trelle Junction - Morinville abandoned Sep. 1 Athabaska Edson 20.2920.29 N.A.R. Junction - Morinville (NAR) Various -1.19 -1.19 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1947 22,530.45 646.50 296.49 23,473.44

1948 Oct. 18 Endiang Calgary -9.68 -9.68 Nevis - Alix discontinued Oct. 18 Endiang Calgary 9.38 9.38Nevis - Alix (CPR) Dec. 31 Lampman Regina -22.39 -22.39 Mile 89.29 - Mile 111.68 inactive Dec. 31 Gravelbourg Regina -22.02 -22.02 Neidpath - Friend inactive Dec. 31 Spondin Saskatoon -23.92 -23.92 Hemaruka - Spondin inactive Various -0.65 -0.65 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1948 22,451.79 646.50 305.87 23,404.16

1949 Feb. 28 Kiask Falls Cochrane 39.08 39.08 New - Barraute - Beattyville Apr. 1 Various 705.13 705.13 included Dec. Various 1.35 1.35 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1949 23,197.35 646.50 305.87 24,149.72

1950 Jan. 1 Temiscouata Edmundston 101.30 101.30 Purchase Temiscouata Railway Apr. 30 Champlain Laurentian 6.42 6.42 Bridge - Champlain Market reclassified Various 0.41 0.55 0.96Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1950 23,305.48 646.50 306.42 24,258.40

1951 May 1 Cass City Detroit -18.58 -18.58 Cass City - Bad Axe abandoned June 1 Lakefield Belleville -17.97 -17.97 Port Hope - Millbrook abandoned Nov. 1 Montmorency Laurentian 25.33 -0.19 25.14Purchase Quebec - St. Joachim Nov. 25 Granby St. Lawrence 41.76 41.76 M. & S. C. Junction - Granby Dec. 31 Granby St. Lawrence -13.79 -13.79Iberville - Farnham rights cancelled Dec. 31 Bonnyville Edmonton 3.75 3.75 New - Beaver River - Grand Centre Various -4.72 -0.55 -5.27Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1951 23,293.29 646.50 333.65 24,273.44

1952 Aug. 30 Westport Belleville -40.51 -40.51 Lyn Junction - Westport discontinued Sep. 28 Renfrew Ottawa -12.10 -12.10 Deep Cut - South March discontinued Various -1.19 -1.19 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1952 23,239.49 646.50 333.65 24,219.64

1953 Dec. Harbour Yard Vancouver Terminals 2.34 2.34 Harbour Yard - Second Narrows Bridge Dec. 143.91 143.91 New - Sherridon - Lynn Lake Various 295.51 -268.53 -24.86 2.12Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1953 23,678.91 377.97 311.13 24,368.01

1954

114 May 28 Edmonton Terminals Edmonton -9.20 -9.20 Edmonton - South Edmonton discontinued Various 0.56 0.56 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1954 23,670.27 377.97 311.13 24,359.37

1955 Jan. 12 Kitimat Smithers 40.38 40.38 New - Terrace - Kitimat Mar. 4 Algonquin Allandale -41.09 -41.09 Falding - Scotia abandoned Apr. 24 Scotia New Glasgow -5.24 -5.24 Mile 3.00 - Pictou Landing abandoned May 14 Sydney New Glasgow 13.60 13.60 Canso Causeway - Port Hastings May 31 Elgin Moncton -13.53 -13.53 Petitcodiac - Elgin abandoned May 31 Albert Moncton -20.40 -20.40 Hillsboro - Albert abandoned Oct. 29 Alliston Allandale -18.46 -18.46 Alliston - Creemore discontinued Nov. 19 St. Armand Northern -25.33 -25.33 International Boundary - St. Johns Dec. 31 Nicolet Levis -14.58 -14.58 St. Leonard Junction - Nicolet discontinued Various 3.21 3.21 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1955 23,588.83 377.97 311.13 24,277.93

1956 June 30 Lockeport Halifax -3.85 -3.85 Lockeport Junction - Lockeport reclassified July 20 St. Armand Northern -14.30 -14.30 Fonda, VT - International Boundary (C.V.R.) Aug. 31 Harte Winnipeg Terminals -4.82 -4.82 Woodward Avenue - Searle discontinued Oct. 14 Ste. Angele St. Lawrence 3.49 3.49 Marieville - Ste. Angele Dec. 31 Thousand Island Belleville 4.51 4.51 The Thousand Islands Railway Dec. 31 Oshawa Railway Belleville 4.57 4.57 The Oshawa Railway Dec. 31 N.S.& T. Rly. London 39.38 39.38 Niagara, St. Catharines & Toronto Railway Various -2.10 -5.79 5.96 -1.93Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1956 23,615.71 372.18 317.09 24,304.98

1957 Oct. 14 Ste. Angele St. Lawrence -3.49 -3.49 Marieville - Ste. Angele abandoned - 1956 Aug. 16 Kiask Falls Cochrane 10.92 10.92 New - Beattyville - Mile 50.0 Oct. 6 Kiask Falls Cochrane 41.40 41.40 New - Mile 50.0 - Miquelon Oct. Opemisca Cochrane 108.75 108.75 New - Miquelon - Chibougamau Oct. 27 Mulgrave New Glasgow -12.60 -12.60 Linwood Junction - Mulgrave reclassified Oct. Thorburn New Glasgow -5.79 -5.79 New Glasgow - Thorburn reclassified

1957 Oct. 27 Scotia New Glasgow -3.02 -3.02 New Glasgow - Mile 3.02 reclassified Nov. Bartibog Campbellton 23.17 23.17 New - Bartibog - Heath Steele Mines Dec. 31 Thompson Hudson Bay 31.14 31.14 New - Sipwesk - Thompson Dec. Dunnville London 80.31 -80.31 Fort Erie - Paris Junction - Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway Dec. Drumbo & Goderich Stratford 74.41 -74.41 Paris Junction - Goderich Various 0.97 0.97 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1957 23,930.74 248.60 317.09 24,496.43

1958 Feb. 7 Wekusko Hudson Bay 136.40 136.40 Hudson Bay Railway incorporated in C.N.R. Feb. Thicket Hudson Bay 189.74 189.74 Hudson Bay Railway incorporated in C.N.R. Feb. Herchmer Hudson Bay 183.71 183.71 Hudson Bay Railway incorporated in C.N.R. Feb. Flin Flon Hudson Bay 4.51 -4.51 Track rights on Hudson Bay Railway transferred Apr. 27 Key Harbour Capreol -6.98 -6.98 Key Junction - Key Harbour abandoned May 1 Barre C.V.R. -8.09 -8.09 Montpelier Junction - Barre, 7.71 - Sold Oct. 26 Deseronto Belleville -6.34 -6.34 Napanee - Deseronto reclassified Dec. 31 Lunenburg Halifax -6.96 -6.96 Mahone Junction - Lunenburg reclassified Dec. Manitouwadge Hornepayne 23.72 23.72 Hillsport - Geco previously siding Dec. Manitouwadge Hornepayne 5.52 5.52Geco - Manitouwadge rights acquired Dec. Thompson Hudson Bay 31.14 31.14 Sipiwesk - Thompson - Previously leased Various -6.74 -6.74 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1958 24,464.85 217.46 318.10 25,000.41

115 1959 June 30 Algonquin Allandale -38.30 -38.30 Kearney - Algonquin Park abandoned Oct. 25 Cran Laurentian 133.13 133.13 New - Triquet - Faribault Oct. 25 Algonquin Allandale -6.39 -6.39 Scotia - Kearney reclassified Various -2.00 -2.00 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1959 24,551.29 217.46 318.10 25,086.85

1960 Apr. 1 Irondale Belleville -50.96 -50.96 York River - Howland abandoned Apr. 24 Sunny Brae Scotia -12.48 -12.48 Ferrona Junction - Sunny Brae reclassified April Shippigan Campbellton -6.85 -6.85 Pokemouche Junction - Shippigan reclassified April Stanley Edmundston -5.40 -5.40 Stanley Junction - Stanley reclassified Apr. 25 Alliston Allandale -16.18 -16.18 Creemore - Collingwood abandoned April Alliston Allandale -5.52 -5.52 Allimil - Alliston reclassified Apr. Sutton Allandale -8.88 -8.88 Zephyr - Sutton reclassified Sep. 2 Chisel Lake Hudson Bay 51.38 51.38 New - Optic Lake - Chisel Lake Oct. 30 Connors Edmundston -18.92 -18.92 Baker Brook Junction - Connors abandoned Oct. Kingston Belleville -2.15 -2.15 Kingston - Hanley reclassified Oct. Marmora Belleville -2.75 -2.75 Belmar - Mile 2.75 reclassified Oct. Bessemer Belleville -7.34 -7.34 Bessemer Junction - Childs Mine reclassified Oct. Coe Hill Belleville -7.20 -7.20 Ormsby Junction - Coe Hill reclassified Oct. Franklin Northumberland -3.85 -3.85 Moncton - Odlum Junction. Oct. Pugwash Northumberland -4.56 -4.56 Pugwash Junction - Pugwash reclassified Oct. 11 Rouses Point St. Lawrence 4.00 4.00 New - Brosseau - Castle Gardens Diversion Oct. Rouses Point St. Lawrence -5.41 -5.41 St.Lambert - Brosseau abandoned Nov. 30 Muskegon Detroit -2.99 -1.31 -4.30Shaw - Muskegon reclassified Various -0.36 -0.36 Minor items and adjustments As at December 31, 1960 24,444.87 217.46 316.79 24,979.12

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS - Leased Lines

Lessor Location Mileage Van Buren Bridge Company At I.N.R. Junction 0.62 Atlanta & St. Lawrence to International Boundary 165.37 Lewiston and Auburn Railroad Lewiston Junction - Lewiston 5.43 Norway Branch South Paris - Norway 1.45 Niagara Falls L.A. Bridge Co. Limited Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 0.25 Mountain Park Company Limited Parkhill Junction - Mountain Park 29.93 Luscar Collieries Limited Leyland - Luscar 4.91 Chicago K. & S. Railway Kalamazoo - Pavilion 9.50 Total 217.46

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY TRACKAGE RIGHTS - MAIN LINE LOCATION

Lessor Location Mileage Algoma Eastern Railway At Sudbury 1.7 Ann Arbor Railroad Durand - Owosso Junction 20.47 Boston and Maine Railroad Windsor - Bellows Falls 24.31) Boston and Maine Railroad Bellows Falls - Brattleboro 23.73) Boston and Maine Railroad Brattleboro - East Litchfield 10.58 Saint John - Westfield Beach 13.80 Canadian Pacific Railway Fredericton Connection 0.35 Canadian Pacific Railway Thereault 0.67 Canadian Pacific Railway Fredericton - Maine Boundary 66.83 Canadian Pacific Railway Cadorna - Quebec 3.38 Canadian Pacific Railway At Farnham 0.63

116 Canadian Pacific Railway At Harrowsmith 0.02 Canadian Pacific Railway Toronto, Yonge Street - Avenue Road 4.08 Canadian Pacific Railway Geco - Manitou Lodge 5.52 Canadian Pacific Railway Current Junction - Port Arthur 1.95 Canadian Pacific Railway McCallum - Regina 1.25 Canadian Pacific Railway Otway - Ullin 4.27 Canadian Pacific Railway Red Deer Junction - Red Deer 7.96 Canadian Pacific Railway Nevis - Alin 9.38 Canadian Pacific Railway Kamloops - Campbell Creek 10.85) Canadian Pacific Railway Armstrong - Vernon Junction 14.69) Canadian Pacific Railway Vancouver Harbour Connection 2.34) Central Vermont Railway Incorporated At Alburgh 0.02 Chicago and W.I.R.R. C. & W. I. Junction - Chicago 4.85 Chicago, Kalamazoo and Sag. R.R. Pavilion Junction - Kalamazoo 1.03 Chicago, St. P., M. & O. Railway At Duluth 0.88 Dominion Atlantic At Middleton 0.71 Dominion Government Brownsville - New Westminster 1.50 Federal District Comm. Hawthorne - Wass. 5.97 Great Northern Railway New Westminster - Vancouver 11.89 Luscar Collieries Branch At Luscar 0.38 Michigan Central Railroad Meredith Junction - Mershon 1.57 New York Central Railroad At Messina 0.09 New York Central Railroad At Niagara 0.18 New York Central Railroad At South Bend 1.43 Maine Central Railroad At Vanceboro 0.27 New York N.H. & H.R.R. At Willimantie 0.11 Northern Alberta Railway N.A.R. Junction - Morinville 20.29 Northern Pacific Railway At Duluth 2.73 Pennsylvania R.R. Walker - Shaw 29.09 Rutland R.R. At Rouses Point 0.22 Toronto Terminals Railways Don - Bathurst Street 2.42) Toronto Terminals Railways Union Station - Don Crossovers 1.88) Toronto Terminals Railways Bathurst & Terminal Street 0.16) Yarmouth At Yarmouth 0.32 Total 316.79

OPERATED MILEAGE - December 31, 1960 Trackage Region Owned Leased Rights Total Atlantic 3,907.97 .62 82.95 3,991.54 Central 7,238.67 172.50 26.31 7,437.48 Western 12,124.35 34.84 90.36 12,229.55 G.T.W. 878.50 9.50 58.84 948.44 C.V.R. 315.38 58.73 374.11 Total 24,444.87 217.46 316.79 24,979.12

LIST OF PROPERTIES PRESENTLY ENTRUSTED TO CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY

117 P.C. No. Date Subject 115 January 20, 1923 Entrustment of Canadian Government Railways (, National Transcontinental Railway, Lake Superior Branch leased from Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Prince Edward Island Railway and Hudson Bay Railway and all other railways and branch lines, title to which, and to the lands and properties whereon such railways are constructed, is vested in the Crown). 460 March 22, 1928 Entrustment of Ogden Piers Nos. 2 and 3, Ogden Point, Victoria, . 904 May 16, 1933 Amending P.C. No. 115, dated January 20, 1923, to provide for separation of accounts of Prince Edward Island ferry terminals and steamers from accounts of Canadian Governments Railways or Canadian National Railways. 2351 August 26, 1939 Entrustment of land and land covered by water forming part of the foreshore of St. Lawrence River between Victoria Bridge and the tail race of River St. Pierre. 1659 March 5, 1942 Amending terms of entrustment of Canadian Government Railways properties to provide that after December 31, 1941, Company shall also keep the accounts respecting construction (including additions and betterments) relative to Prince Edward Island car ferry and terminals separately from all other accounts respecting construction, operation and management of Canadian Government Railways or Canadian National Railways. 3340 July 27, 1948 Re-entrustment of Hudson Bay Railway - budgeting and accounts of Railway not to be included with those of Company. 1454 April 1, 1949 Entrustment of Newfoundland Railway, including ships, telecommunication properties, radio stations, etc. 635 February 10, 1950 Entrustment of Temiscouata Railway. 3928 August 15, 1950 Entrustment on terms and conditions to be arranged of FM radio stations at Cape Ray, Newfoundland, and Cape North and New Waterford, Nova Scotia. (Note: Cape Ray withdrawn by a subsequent order). 3966 August 15, 1950 Authorizing agreement as to terms and conditions of entrustment of FM radio stations covered by P.C. 3928. 2293 April 17, 1952 Entrustment of Steep Rock spur and Port Arthur ore dock and facilities - capital cost of additions and betterments and cost of operation and maintenance to be assumed by Company: Company to pay Government six cents per gross ton on all ore transported from Steep Rock Mine and handled over the ore dock until the cost (without interest) of entrusted facilities has been amortized in full. 1953-197 February 13, 1953 Amending P.C. 1454, dated April 1, 1949 to provide that Government will assume any deficits in operation of North Sydney - Port aux Basques ferry and terminals, and that capital expenditures for ferry facilities will be shown as separate items in public accounts of Canada. 1955-48/408 March 21, 1955 Entrustment of completed ferry for service between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and Bar Harbor, Maine, and ferry terminals at those points - management and operation not to be part of operations of Canadian National Railways but for separate account of Crown. 1955-1215 August 16, 1955 Entrustment of M.V. "William Carson" and ferry service between North Sydney and Port aux Basques, including new ferry terminals at those points - subject to any capital expenditures required and approved by

118 Minister with respect thereto and any deficits occurring in the operation thereof to be paid to Company from parliamentary appropriations.

OPERATING STATISTICS FOR 1923 TO 1960 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY

Net Interest Interest on Surplus Year Operating Operating Operating Operating Gross on Funded Dominion or Revenue Expenses Revenue Rates Income Debt Advances Deficit $ 000 $ 000 $ 000 % $ 000 $ 000 $ 000 $ 000 1923 254,926 234,690 20,237 92.06 24,158 35,041 30,158 -51,698 1924 235,588 218,344 17,244 92.68 21,373 38,362 31,271 -54,860 1925 244,971 212,709 32,264 86.83 36,279 40,438 31,450 -41,455 1926 275,570 227,345 48,225 82.50 50,467 39,702 32,090 -29,894 1927 268,705 229,176 39,529 82.00 43,199 40,376 32,405 -37,688 1928 304,591 249,731 54,860 81.90 57,538 41,811 32,507 -24,730 1929 290,497 248,632 41,865 85.58 45,286 45,504 32,691 -40,934 1930 250,369 228,288 22,081 91.18 26,489 51,316 32,604 -68,280 1931 200,505 199,313 7,192 99.41 5,978 55,587 32,644 -93,513 1932 161,104 155,208 5,896 96.34 9,896 56,965 35,525 -96,532 1933 148,520 142,813 5,707 96.16 7,554 56,465 36,034 -96,052 1934 164,903 151,936 12,967 92.14 15,010 55,812 35,995 -85,501 *1935 173,185 158,926 14,259 91.77 *8,015 53,469 35,050 -84,828 1936 186,610 171,478 15,132 91.89 8,975 49,185 36,429 -79,626 1937 198,397 180,789 17,608 91.12 11,242 48,889 1,745 -42,029 1938 182,242 176,175 6,066 96.67 1,019 49,839 926 -54,471 1939 203,820 182,966 20,854 89.77 15,249 49,814 916 -38,239 1940 247,527 202,520 45,007 81.82 37,921 48,702 1,738 -15,385 1941 304,377 237,769 66,608 78.12 58,601 44,698 5,647 5,439 1942 375,655 288,999 86,656 76.93 78,952 34,950 14,033 27,282 1943 440,616 324,476 116,140 73.64 85,302 30,998 18,665 35,639 1944 441,148 362,547 78,600 82.18 71,097 28,136 19,934 23,026 1945 433,733 355,294 78,479 81.91 71,084 26,022 20,306 24,756 1946 400,586 357,237 43,439 89.18 35,720 23,359 21,323 -8,962 1947 438,198 397,123 41,075 90.63 27,939 23,822 20,002 -15,885 1948 491,270 464,740 26,530 94.60 11,297 23,203 21,627 -33,533 1949 500,736 478,502 22,222 95.56 4,058 24,303 21,798 -42,043 1950 553,832 493,997 59,835 89.20 42,417 24,019 21,659 -3,261 1951 624,834 580,150 44,684 92.85 31,783 23,468 23,347 -15,032 1952 675,219 624,853 40,366 94.02 24,305 21,849 22,314 142 1953 696,622 659,049 37,573 94.61 28,331 21,575 6,512 244 1954 640,637 626,465 14,172 97.79 2,451 25,833 5,376 -28,758 1955 683,089 629,013 54,076 92.08 43,722 30,653 651 10,718 1956 774,800 703,303 71,497 90.77 57,860 26,473 3,786 26,077 1957 753,166 734,566 18,610 97.53 7,399 24,766 11,049 -29,573 1958 704,947 700,021 4,926 99.30 -5,070 33,873 11,098 -51,591 1959 740,165 720,822 19,343 97.38 5,210 38,692 12,533 -43,588 1960 693,141 685,794 7,347 98.94 -6,473 60,350 6,539 -67,497 * After 1934 Gross Income becomes Income available for fixed charges. After 1936 Cash Deficit contributed by Government.

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY FREIGHT & PASSENGER STATISTICS Average Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Average Hourly Freight Ton per Ton Passenger Passenger per passenger No. of Earnings Year Tons Miles Mile Carried Miles Mile Employees per Employee Thousands Millions Cents Thousand Millions Cents 1923 59,990 19,034 1,007 24,578 1,483 2,740 109,972 $

119 1924 55,035 17,420 1,018 23,491 1,407 2,730 104,175 1925 57,591 18,486 1,010 22,373 1,418 2,670 101,008 1926 63,544 19,769 1,046 22,240 1,478 2,670 105,361 1927 64,525 19,920 1,046 21,123 1,518 2,620 106,196 1928 71,727 22,588 1,011 20,167 1,514 2,585 110,156 608 1929 67,996 19,375 1,108 19,753 1,401 2,650 111,383 619 1930 54,563 16,910 1,086 17,374 1,214 2,710 101,046 640 1931 41,708 14,610 1,020 13,196 866 2,679 91,416 649 1932 34,377 12,818 942 10,364 686 2,515 76,616 612 1933 31,368 11,550 972 9,435 665 2,261 70,625 582 1934 36,966 12,950 974 10,080 723 2,259 74,774 559 1935 38,808 13,509 990 9,721 770 2,162 75,053 583 1936 43,451 14,814 982 10,099 831 2,048 83,506 590 1937 47,038 15,165 1,014 10,888 953 1,987 84,363 613 1938 40,578 14,505 964 10,289 892 2,030 79,940 653 1939 45,691 17,084 938 10,145 875 2,035 81,672 652 1940 55,060 21,532 904 11,204 1,125 1,929 86,366 650 1941 65,370 27,200 881 17,681 1,762 1,810 95,362 682 1942 71,545 31,729 909 30,363 2,708 1,784 100,651 730 1943 80,427 36,327 894 34,501 3,619 1,848 106,893 763 1944 80,851 36,016 893 35,928 3,697 1,888 108,278 827 1945 79,941 34,600 915 30,371 3,386 1,953 110,591 832 1946 78,950 30,812 975 22,320 2,289 2,190 109,809 898 1947 86,221 32,945 1,040 21,227 1,845 2,332 112,801 927 1948 85,241 32,943 1,195 20,083 1,735 2,368 115,395 1,064 1949 76,089 30,922 1,276 18,426 1,621 2,671 116,057 1,104 1950 81,365 31,988 1,394 16,820 1,408 2,834 116,347 1,133 1951 89,618 36,435 1,369 17,323 1,611 2,947 124,608 1,294 1952 90,054 38,430 1,397 18,833 1,635 2,964 131,297 1,425 1953 86,523 36,678 1,509 18,081 1,539 2,984 130,109 1,525 1954 79,338 32,882 1,529 17,859 1,472 2,973 122,237 1,550 1955 87,607 35,677 1,511 16,811 1,464 3,001 119,430 1,560 1956 90,033 41,935 1,461 15,989 1,501 3,054 126,639 1,645 1957 88,881 36,674 1,601 13,920 1,499 3,124 124,620 1,716 1958 79,486 35,077 1,554 12,737 1,269 3,270 113,086 1,798 1959 82,202 35,542 1,613 12,694 1,272 3,159 111,538 1,905 1960 77,689 34,011 1,547 12,024 1,201 3,190 104,155 1,945

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS DECEMBER 31, 1960

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Donald Gordon, C.M.G., LL.D. Montreal Wilfrid Gagnon, C.B.E. Montreal J. A. Northey Toronto J. R. Griffith Saskatoon E. W. Bickle Toronto W. G. Stewart, Q.C. Moncton H. W. Marsh Regina

OFFICERS: Donald Gordon, C.M.G., LL.D., President N. J. MacMillan, Q.C., Executive Vice-President S. F. Dingle, System Vice-President E. A. Bromley, Vice-President, Purchases and Stores O. M. Solandt, O.B.E., M.C., D. Sc., Vice-President, Research and Development W. T. Wilson, Vice-President, Personnel and Labour Relations H. C. Friel, Q.C., Vice-President and General Counsel

120 R. H. Tarr, Vice-President and Secretary J. L. Toole, Vice-President, Accounting and Finance A. H. Hart, Vice-President, Sales H. C. Grayston, Vice-President, Transportation and Maintenance F. A. Gaffney, Vice-President, Highway Services D. V. Gonder, Vice-President, Atlantic Region W. H. Kyle, Vice-President, St. Lawrence Region E. Wynne, Vice--resident, Great Lakes Region J. R. McMillan, Vice-President, Prairie Region G. R. Graham, Vice-President, Mountain Region H. A. Sanders, Vice-President and General Manager, Grand Trunk Western Railroad D. M. Kerr, General Manager, Central Vermont Railway J. C. Kenkel, European General Manager H. M. Blaiklock, General Manager, Real Estate R. Sommerville, General Manager, Hotels J. R. White, General Manager, Telecommunications K. E. Dowd, M.D., C.M., F.A.C.S., Chief Medical Officer C. A. Harris, Director of Public Relations E. A. Spearing, M.B.E., Director of Investigation L. J. Mills, O.B.E., Comptroller E. J. Denyar, Treasurer

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