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Then, there's Eastern Canada with the beau- ties of Niagara Falls, Gaspe, the valleys and sea-coast of the Maritimes — and the fascinating cities of Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa. You'll be doing things you've always wanted to do. You'll see new sights different sights strange sights. Play the fun-filled days away by a lake near a mountain in a city. And, all the time enjoying the excitement—the pleasures of being foot-loose and fancy-free on a CN Maple Leaf Package Tour.

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INDEX Page TOUR M-1 4-day tour to Toronto and Niagara Falls 4 TOUR M-2 4-day tour to New York City 4 TOUR M-3 5-day tour to Gaspe Peninsula (optional return via Quebec City) 5 TOUR M•4 13-day tour to Gaspe Peninsula and the Maritimes 6 TOUR M-5 8-day tour to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island 10 TOUR M•6 10-day tour to Jasper Park Lodge, Lake Louise and Banff 10 TOUR M•7 15-day tour to Jasper Park Lodge, Vancouver, Lake Louise and Banff 12 TOUR M-8 18-day tour to Vancouver, Alaska and Jasper Park Lodge 13 TOUR M•9 12-day tour to Vancouver, Victoria and Jasper Park Lodge 14 General Information 16 Map of Canada and the United States 8, 9

The Queen Elizabeth Ranges surround magnificent Maligne Lake. 3 TOUR M-1 4-DAY TOUR TO TORONTO AND NIAGARA FALLS FIRST DAY—In the afternoon you leave from Windsor Station on the "International Limited". Dinner is provided in the dining car enroute. Arrive Toronto in the evening where you are a guest for one night at a first class hotel. SECOND DAY — This morning, join the two-hour sightseeing tour of Greater Toronto visiting such points as the Casa Loma, High Park, Canadian National Exhibition grounds and the harbor and docks. Free time to visit the city until late afternoon departure for Niagara Falls, where you will be accommodated for two nights at the Sheraton-Brock Hotel. THIRD DAY After a free morning, enjoy the four-hour deluxe tour of Niagara Falls and district. Crossing the famous Rainbow Bridge you are afforded an unsurpassed view of both the Amer- ican and Canadian Falls; then, proceed through Queen Victoria Park to Table Rock, site of the scenic Tunnel Station, Whirlpool Rapids and State Park, Spanish Aero Car, Niagara Parks School of Gardening, Queenston Heights and the city of Niagara Falls, N.Y. FOURTH DAY — Morning at leisure. Early afternoon departure for Toronto. Make connection in Union Station with the "Inter- City Limited". Dinner is provided enroute. Arrive Montreal tonight. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Standard $ 91 $ 85 $ 83.60 $ 77.60 $105 $100 Economy 79 73 73.40 67.40 89 83

The skyline of New York. TOUR M•2 4-DAY TOUR TO NEW YORK CITY FIRST DAY — Away you go on the "Washingtonian" in the evening from Central Station. SECOND DAY — Arrive New York City this morning where you will be accommodated for two nights at a first class hotel. For your afternoon enjoyment a 21/2-hour sightseeing tour of Lower New York and Chinatown is provided which includes Times Square, Greenwich Village, the Bowery, lower East Side and Civic Center, Wall Street sector, United Nations headquarters and Rockefeller Center. You may wish to stroll along Broadway this evening. THIRD DAY — Thrill to the sights and sounds of New York this morning as you go on the three-hour cruise around Man- hattan Island, featuring a view of Manhattan's famous skyline and the Statue of Liberty. In the afternoon a visit is made to the Observation Tower atop the Empire State building. From the Tower you are afforded a panoramic view of the city and sur- 4 rounding territory. You may wish to go to the theatre this evening, see a picture show or visit any of the night clubs. FOURTH DAY — Take the one-hour escorted tour of Radio City NBC Studio-Television facilities in the RCA building at the time of your choice. You will have ample time today to do some shopping. Leave from Pennsylvania Station this evening on the "Montrealer", FIFTH DAY — Morning arrival in Montreal and the end of an exciting trip to New York City. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in• Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Standard $ 80 $ 78 $ 94.20 $ 92.20 $ 96.35 $ 94.35 Economy 56 54 62.80 60.80 67.70 65.70 VISIT THE NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR — THERE ARE VARIOUS PACKAGE TOURS AVAILABLE. THEY INCLUDE TWO TO SEVEN DAY STOPOVERS WITH MANY OPTIONAL SIGHTSEEING TOURS ALSO TICKETS TO THE WORLD'S FAIR ATTRACTIONS.

Perth Rock in the famed Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec.

TOUR M-3 5-DAY TOUR TO GASPE PENINSULA (Departures daily June 30 thru August 31) (Every Monday during June and September 7, 14, 21, 28) FIRST DAY — Leave Central Station in the evening aboard CN's luxurious "Ocean Limited". SECOND DAY — Arrive Mont Joh. You are met by the Gaspe Tours Line representative who escorts you to the Commercial Hotel for breakfast. Then your tour of the Gaspe Peninsula begins. Your modern automobile travels along the shore of the St. Lawrence River most of the first day, passing the city of Matane. The picturesque countryside is dotted with quaint French villages whose air of tranquil old world charm lifts this tour above the common place. At Cap-Chat, a stop for luncheon. Then the drive continues with the broad expanse of the St. Lawrence stretching to the north. At times the highway skirts the shore of the Gulf, then again it rises above sea level to a panoramic view of mountain and sea. After a gentle descent Riviere Madeleine is reached and you spend the night at Hotel Bon Accueil or Hotel du Golfe. THIRD DAY — After breakfast, the tour is resumed and shortly you reach Riviere-au-Renard (Fox River) an interesting fishing village in a natural amphitheatre flanked by sloping hills; the drive continues through the lovely Shickshocks at the tip of the Appalachian Mountains. Soon the extreme tip of the Gaspe Peninsula is passed and you enter Gaspe village, standing on a beautiful natural harbor where the York and Dartmouth Rivers meet. It was here in 1534 that Jacques Cartier took possession of the land in the name of God and the King of 5 France. After an enjoyable luncheon at Fort Prevel Inn, motor to the picturesque village of Perce where you stay overnight at Hotel La Cote Surprise or au Pic de l'Aurore (Peak O'Dawn). FOURTH DAY — This morning, you explore Perce village and take the boat trip to Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island bird sanctuary. The boat circles the island's precipitous cliffs and ledges where thousands of sea fowl make their home. Puce Rock, so named for its massive archway, was once part of the mainland but has been severed by the continued erosion of the waters. In the afternoon the route follows the shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Baie des Chaleurs. At Carleton, a popular summer resort, reservation awaits you at the Hotel des Sables Rouges or Hotel de la Baie Bleue. FIFTH DAY — Departure for Matapedia stopping there for lunch at the Restigouche Hotel. On through the beautiful rolling countryside of the Matapedia Valley arriving Mont Joli in time for dinner at the Commercial Hotel. Later in the evening you leave on the "Ocean Limited". SIXTH DAY — Arrive Montreal this morning — end of a vacation long to be remembered. NOTE: On the Gaspe Motor Tour beginning and ending in Mont MB, all meals and gratuities are included. Only one piece of hand baggage per person is allowed. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Standard $156 $146 $170.20 $160.20 Economy 137 127 143.80 133.80 OPTIONAL ATTRACTION Why not visit old Quebec City! A two-day side trip is available which includes rail transportation, two nights at the Chateau Frontenac Hotel, also sightseeing, at the following additional charge, Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Standard $ 41 $ 30 $ 41 $ 30 Economy 37 27 37 27

TOUR M•11 13-DAY TOUR TO GASPE PENINSULA AND THE MARITIMES (Departures every Sunday June 21 thru August 30) FIRST DAY — Leave Central Station in the evening aboard CN's "Ocean Limited". SECOND DAY — Arrive Mont Joli. The Gaspe Tours Line representative meets and escorts you to the Commercial Hotel for breakfast. Then your tour of the Gaspe Peninsula begins. Follow the picturesque country dotted with quaint French villages. Stop at Chateau Cap-Chat for lunch; then on through more rugged country with panoramas of mountain, sea and river to Riviere Madeleine. Overnight at Hotel Bon Accueil or Hotel du Golfe. THIRD DAY — This morning you pass through quaint old fishing villages and the lovely Appalachian Mountains to the extreme tip of the Peninsula and Gaspe village. The village stands on a beautiful natural harbor where the York and Dart- mouth Rivers meet. It was here in 1534 that Jacques Cartier claimed the land for the King of France. Lunch at Fort Prevel Inn then on to the picturesque village of Perce where you stay overnight at Hotel La Cote Surprise or Au Pic de l'Aurore (Peak O'Dawn). FOURTH DAY — Explore Perce village and take the boat trip to Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island bird sanctuary. In the 6 afternoon the tour is resumed following the shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Bale des Chaleurs, then to Matapedia for overnight stay at the Restigouche Hotel. FIFTH DAY — Start the Maritimes part of your tour, stopping at Chatham, N.B. for luncheon then continuing on to Magnetic Hill, Fort Beausejour and Moncton, where the famed Tidal Bore may be seen. Restful accommodation at the Brunswick Hotel. SIXTH DAY — Leave Moncton for Cape Tormentine and a ferryboat trip across the Northumberland Strait to Prince Edward Island, the "Cradle of Canadian Confederation". Continue on to Charlottetown where the Charlottetown Hotel will be your headquarters for this night. Afternoon sightseeing to the home of "Anne of Green Gables". SEVENTH DAY — Leave Charlottetown for Wood Island and ferry to Caribou, N.S. On to New Glasgow for lunch. The afternoon drive is through Antigonish and over the Canso Causeway to Cape Breton Island. In Baddeck visit the Alexander Graham Bell museum. Northward on the Cabot Trail to the village of Cheticamp and overnight accommodation. EIGHTH DAY — Travel the Cabot Trail enjoying the splendors of Cape Breton Highland National Park, then on to Ingonish for lunch at beautiful Keltic Lodge. This afternoon you leave the Cabot Trail at South Gut St. Ann and motor to Sydney where a room is reserved for you at the Isle Royale Hotel. NINTH DAY — From Sydney the drive is along the shores of Bras d'Or Lakes, retracing the route over the Canso Causeway to Antigonish. Lunch in Liscomb Mills. From here the route is via the coast to Halifax and one night at the Canadian National Nova Scotian Hotel. TENTH DAY — Morning sightseeing around Halifax includes visits to the old Citadel, Navy Shipyards, Dalhousie University and many historical sites. After lunch the tour continues through Windsor and into the "Land of Evangeline". Overnight in Kentville at the Cornwallis Inn. ELEVENTH DAY — Drive to Annapolis Royal then on to Digby Pines for a leisurely lunch. Ferry crossing of the Bay of Fundy to Saint John, N.B. and accommodation at the Admiral Beatty Hotel. TWELFTH DAY — Morning sightseeing in Saint John and Lan- caster. After luncheon, on to Fredericton, capital city of New Brunswick, where you stay at the Lord Beaverbrook Hotel. THIRTEENTH DAY — Early departure from Fredericton mo- toring along the banks of the Southwest Miramichi River, across to Nepisiguit Bay and luncheon in Bathurst. Re-enter the pro- vince of Quebec then through the beautiful Matapedia Valley to your starting point of Mont Joli, where you dine at the Commercial Hotel. Later in the evening, you leave Mont Joh on the ''Ocean Limited". FOURTEENTH DAY — Morning arrival in Montreal and the end of a delightful vacation. NOTE: On the Gaspe. Maritimes Motor Tour beginning and ending in Mont Joh, all meals and gratuities are included. Only one piece of hand baggage per person is allowed. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Standard $441 $396 $455.20 $410.20 Economy 422 377 428.80 383.80

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9 TOUR M-5 8-DAY TOUR TO NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (Departures every Sunday June 28 thru August 23) FIRST DAY — Leave Montreal on CN's luxurious "Ocean Limited" in the evening. SECOND DAY — On arrival Moncton, you cross to the Bruns- wick Hotel directly opposite the station and are met by the Nova Scotia Guided Tours representative. From here, the per- sonally conducted seven-day auto tour of the Maritime Provinces begins. A visit is made to Magnetic Hill and Fort Beausejour. Your host this evening is the Fort Cumberland Hotel in Amherst, Nova Scotia. THIRD DAY — The tour continues along the Bay of Fundy shoi d to Truro's beautiful Victoria Park. Following lunch at the Palliser Restaurant, motor to the Land of Evangeline visiting Grand Pre Memorial Park and Haliburton House. Overnight at Cornwallis Inn in Kentville, N.S. FOURTH DAY — Through apple orchard country in the Anna- polis Valley to the picturesque seaport of Lunenburg. Visit artist Earl Bailey's studio and Seamen's Memorial Museum. Lunch at Bluenose Lodge, thence along the coastline to. picturesque Peggy's Cove and on to Halifax for a two night stopover at the Canadian National Nova Scotian Hotel. FIFTH DAY — In the morning join the local sightseeing tour of Halifax, capital of Nova Scotia and largest ocean port in Canada. Afternoon and evening at leisure. SIXTH DAY — Leave Halifax for pleasant drive and ferry crossing to Prince Edward Island, the "Garden of the Gulf". Enroute visit native Wild Life Park at Shubenacadie and lunch at Truro. Overnight at the Canadian National Charlottetown Hotel. Harness racing under the lights is the feature entertain- ment in Charlottetown. SEVENTH DAY — Morning free to visit the Parliament Build. ings, scene of Canadian Confederation. Tour continues to Caven- dish Beach then a visit to Anne of Green Gables Memorial also the Woodleigh stone replicas. EIGHTH DAY — Depart this morning for the mainland. Enjoy lunch at Shediac Inn then on to Moncton where you board the "Ocean Limited". NINTH DAY — Arrive Montreal this morning — end of a glorious trip to Eastern Canada. NOTE: On the Maritimes Motor Tour beginning and ending in Moncton, all meals and gratuities are included. Only one piece of hand baggage per person is allowed. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Standard $291 $263 $305.20 $277.20 Economy 260 232 266.80 238.80

TOUR M•6 1 0-DAY TOUR TO JASPER PARK LODGE, LAKE LOUISE AND BANFF (Summer season only) FIRST DAY — Leave Central Station early this evening aboard CN's luxurious "Super Continental". SECOND DAY — Relax in wide-windowed, deep-cushioned luxury and enjoy the changing scenery through the heart of Canada's rich northland. THIRD DAY — On arrival at Jasper before dinner, you motor to Jasper Park Lodge, "Showplace of the Canadian Rockies". A room with bath for three nights is reserved for you with all meals included. 10 FOURTH DAY Today awaiting your pleasure, are tennis courts, championship 18 hole golf course, heated swimming pool, boating, fishing — every facility for your enjoyment. FIFTH DAY — Morning at leisure. The afternoon drive to Mount Edith Cavell lakes in the famous Angel Glacier and affords an excellent view of this great field of ice from its base. Evening is yours to enjoy the social activities in the main building. SIXTH DAY — After breakfast, you leave the Lodge for the marvelous scenic drive to the Columbia Icefield, one of the most awe-inspiring sights in the world. It covers an area of over 110 square miles and is the largest glacier south of the Arctic. Your modern coach travels along the smooth Banff-Jasper highway past beautiful mountain peaks, streams, deep ravines and waterfalls. After lunch at the rustic Columbia lcefield Chalet the drive continues through scenery that is massive and breath- taking. Arrive Lake Louise — your home for two nights with all meals provided. SEVENTH DAY — Join the thrilling two-hour motor trip to Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks. This 18-mile drive is unsurpassed for rugged grandeur and magnificent vistas. In the afternoon, enjoy the four-hour tour to Emerald Lake. An interesting feature of this trip is crossing the Continental Divide between Alberta and British Columbia. The road continues through

Jasper Park Lodge, an alpine retreat in the Canadian Rockies. Kicking Horse Canyon thence into famous Voho Valley, passing Takakhaw Falls and on to a Lodge overlooking beautiful Emerald Lake. EIGHTH DAY — Morning departure via motor coach for Banff. Among the many points of interest enroute are Vermilion Lakes, Pilot Mountain and Mount Eisenhower. A rest stop is made at Johnson Canyon. Meals and overnight accommodation provided in Banff. NINTH DAY — Three-hour Deluxe General Drive. This comprehensive tour includes visits to the Animal Paddocks, Bow Falls, the Administration Building Rock Gardens and Tunnel Mountain Drive. Time is allowed if you wish to take the chair- lift ride at extra cost. In the afternoon, you are transferred to Banff station and board the eastbound "Canadian". TENTH DAY — Traverse Western and Central Canada on a southerly course, skirting the shores of Lake Superior in Ontario. ELEVENTH DAY — Evening arrival in Montreal and the end of a magnificent vacation in the Canadian Rockies. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Superior $427 $367 $424.50 $364.50 $438.70 $378.70 Standard 355 327 352.50 324.50 366..70 338.70 Economy 265 247 262.50 244.50 276.70 258.70 11 Snowmobiles on the Columbia Icefield.

TOUR M-7 15-DAY TOUR TO JASPER PARK LODGE, VANCOUVER, LAKE LOUISE AND BANFF (Summer season only) FIRST DAY — Leave Central Station early in the evening on CN's "Super Continental". SECOND DAY — Relax in wide-windowed, deep-cushioned luxury and enjoy the changing scenery as the train speeds through rich northland. THIRD DAY — On arrival Jasper before dinner, you motor to Jasper Park Lodge, "Showplace of the Canadian Rockies". Reserved for you is a room with bath for three nights and all meals included. FOURTH DAY — Today is one of the highlights of your visit to this enchanting mountain playground — an all-day drive to the Columbia Icetield — largest and most impressive expanse of ice outside the Arctic Circle. Luncheon at the Icefield Chalet. FIFTH DAY — Morning at leisure in this magnificent country. The afternoon drive to Mount Edith Cavell takes in the famous Angel Glacier and affords an excellent view of this great field of ice from its base. Evening on your own to enjoy the social activities in the main building. SIXTH DAY — A peaceful morning in this unforgettable beautiful setting. In the afternoon, you motor to Jasper station and board the westbound "Super Continental". SEVENTH DAY — Morning arrival in Vancouver. Here you will spend two nights at the Hotel Vancouver. This afternoon join the picturesque tour to Capilano Canyon. Included are splendid views of the Lions and Coast Mountain ranges and tour of British Properties. EIGHTH DAY — Join the 31/2-hour Grand City Tour featuring world-famous Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge (the largest suspension bridge in the British Commonwealth), English Bay, Uni- versity of British Columbia, Queen Elizabeth Arboretum and the Shaughnessy Heights residential section with its beautiful homes and quaint English gardens. Afternoon and evening at leisure. NINTH DAY — Daytime to visit the city or do some shopping. In the evening, board the "Canadian" for eastbound trip to Field, B.C. TENTH DAY — On arrival in the afternoon, a Brewster motor coach will transfer you to Lake Louise via Emerald Lake. A room with bath for two nights and all meals included. ELEVENTH DAY — In the morning, leave on a two-hour motor trip to Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks. This 18-mile 12 drive is unsurpassed for rugged grandeur and magnificent vistas. Reaching the crescent formation of the Ten Peaks, radiant blue Moraine Lake comes into view like a jewel in a superb setting. Afternoon and evening at leisure. TWELFTH DAY — Morning is free to enjoy the exquisite scenery of the jewel-toned lake set more than a mile above sea level in a circle of perpetually snowcapped mountains. In the afternoon, board the motor coach for Banff. Among the many points of interest enroute are Vermilion Lakes, Pilot Mountain and Mount Eisenhower. A rest stop is made at Johnson Canyon. Meals and overnight accommodation provided in Banff. THIRTEENTH DAY — Three-hour Deluxe General Drive. This comprehensive tour includes visits to the Animal Paddocks, Bow Falls, the Administration Building Rock Gardens and Tunnel Mountain Drive. Time is allowed if you wish to take the chair- lift ride at extra cost. In the afternoon, you motor to Banff station and board the eastbound "Canadian". FOURTEENTH DAY — Traverse Western and Central Canada on a southerly course, skirting the shores of Lake Superior in Ontario. FIFTEENTH DAY — Arrive Montreal this evening — end of a wonderful vacation. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Superior $485 $418 $482 $415 $496.70 $429.70 Standard 398 369 395 366 409.70 380.7038

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TOUR M-8 18-DAY TOUR TO VANCOUVER, ALASKA AND JASPER PARK LODGE (Departures May 25; June 2, 10, 18, 26; July 4, 12, 20, 28; August 5, 13, 21, 29) FIRST DAY — Away you go from Central Station early this evening on CN's sleek "Super Continental". SECOND DAY Relax in your private club on wheels. Sit in wide-windowed, deep-cushioned luxury and be entertained by a changing landscape of scenic splendor. THIRD DAY — There will be much to see and do later today. Keep your camera loaded and be ready for picture taking as you approach the Canadian Rockies. FOURTH DAY — Arrive Vancouver in the morning. This afternoon, join the 31/2-hour Grand City Tour including world-famous 13 Stanley Park and Lions Gate Bridge, the largest suspension bridge in the British Commonwealth. Tonight board the S.S. "Prince George" for the 8-day all-expense cruise to Alaska, an adventure you will long remember. Your cruise ship sails at 8.00 P.M., but you may embark at 6.30 P.M. Dinner is not served on board this evening. FIFTH THRU SEVENTH DAY — Northbound through the evercalm waters of the "Inside Passage". Ports of call, with ample time for sightseeing ashore, include Prince Rupert, Ketchikan and Juneau, capital city of the 49th State. EIGHTH DAY — This morning you dock at Skagway, the "Home of the North Wind". Here, while your ship is in port for a full day, you will have the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of the hardy gold seekers. A special train over the White Pass and Yukon Route takes you on a round trip to Car- cross through spectacular mountain scenery. Your luxurious floating hotel sails in late evening. NINTH THRU ELEVENTH DAY — Return trip via the same route gives you a daylight view of the glorious scenery that slipped by at night on the northbound voyage. Southbound ports of call include Wrangell (once an outpost of Imperial Russia) and Prince Rupert. Also, cruising in Grenville Channel, Johnstone Strait, Seymour Narrows and Bute Inlet. TWELFTH DAY — Ship docks in Vancouver this morning. Hotel Vancouver is your headquarters for one night. Balance of day at leisure. THIRTEENTH DAY — Time for relaxation or sightseeing on your own before evening departure from Vancouver on CN's comfortable "Continental". FOURTEENTH DAY — You will awake this morning to find yourself in a magic wonderland of snowcapped mountains and towering pines. Arrive Jasper in the afternoon and motor to Jasper Park Lodge, "Showplace of the Canadian Rockies". A room with bath is yours for three nights with all delicious meals included. FIFTEENTH DAY — Today is one of the highlights of your visit to this enchanting mountain playground — the all-day drive to the Columbia lcefield — largest and most impressive expanse of ice outside the Arctic Circle. Luncheon at the Ice- field Chalet. SIXTEENTH DAY — Morning at leisure. The afternoon drive to Mount Edith Cavell takes in the famous Angel Glacier and affords an excellent view of this great field of ice from its base. Evening free to enjoy the social activities in the main building. SEVENTEENTH DAY — After early breakfast, you are transferred to Jasper station and board the eastbound "Super Continental". EIGHTEENTH DAY — A full day to enjoy the passing scenery as you glide swiftly and smoothly through the heart of Canada's rich northland. NINETEENTH DAY — Afternoon arrival in Montreal and the end of a truly wonderful vacation. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Superior $765 $728 $762 $725 $776.70 $739.70 Standard 615 598 612 595 626.70 609.70

TOUR M•9 12-DAY TOUR TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND JASPER PARK LODGE (Departures daily May 22 thru September 5) FIRST DAY — Leave Central Station early in the evening on CN's "Super Continental". 14 Vancouver, Canada's west coast metropolis. SECOND X, THIRD DAY — While you relax completely the train speeds across rugged northern Ontario and the vast Western prairie land then through the spectacular Canadian Rockies to the Pacific Coast. FOURTH DAY — Morning arrival in Vancouver. Here you will spend two nights at the Hotel Vancouver. This afternoon join the picturesque tour to Capilano Canyon. Included are splendid views of the Lions and Coast Mountain ranges and tour of British Properties. FIFTH DAY — Join the 31/2-hour Grand City Tour featuring world-famous Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge (the largest suspension bridge in the British Commonwealth), English Bay, University of British Columbia, Queen Elizabeth Arboretum and the Shaughnessy Heights residential section with its beautiful homes and quaint English Gardens. Afternoon and evening at leisure. SIXTH DAY — Leave for Victoria at the time of your choice. The British Columbia Ferry System provides frequent bus-ferry service. You are in this City of gardens and teashops for one night at the Empress Hotel. SEVENTH DAY — Today you enjoy the Combination Tour of Victoria and the world-renowned Butchart Gardens, then return to Vancouver and board the "Continental" for eastbound trip to Jasper in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. EIGHTH DAY — Arrive Jasper in the afternoon. You are transferred by motor coach to Jasper Park Lodge. a Canadian National resort hotel. A room with bath for three nights and all meals provided. NINTH DAY — Morning at leisure. The afternoon drive to Mount Edith Cavell takes in the famous Angel Glacier and affords an excellent view of this great field of ice from its base. Evening free to enjoy the social activities in the main building. TENTH DAY — Today is one of the highlights of your visit to this enchanting mountain playground — the all-day drive to the Columbia lcefield — largest and most impressive expanse of ice outside the Arctic Circle. Luncheon at the Icefield Chalet. ELEVENTH DAY — After a delicious early breakfast, you are transferred to Jasper station and board the eastbound "Super Continental". TWELFTH DAY — A full day to enjoy the passing scenery as you glide swiftly and smoothly through the heart of Canada's rich northland. THIRTEENTH DAY — Arrive Montreal this afternoon — end of a most enjoyable vacation in Canada's magnificent West. Cost per Person From Montreal From Ottawa From Quebec Two-in- Two-in- Two-in- Single room Single room Single room Superior $397 $348 $394 $345 $408.70 $359.70 Standard 330 312 327 309 341,70 323.70 15 General Information

Package tour rates apply from the cities indicated and via the routes outlined in the tour itineraries. Your travel agent or railroad ticket agent will be pleased to arrange your transportation between your hometown and the starting point of the tour. Package tours may be purchased on a "Superior", "Standard" or "Economy" basis: Superior — Includes: rail transportation; private room sleeping car accommodation; stopovers at first class hotels; meals on board CN trains; sightseeing drives and special features as indicated in the tour itineraries. See NOTE below. Standard — Includes: rail transportation; lower berth sleeping car accommodation; stopovers at first class hotels; meals on board CN trains; sightseeing drives and special features as indicated in the tour itineraries. See NOTE below. Economy—Includes: rail transportation in reclining seat coaches; stopovers at first class hotels; sightseeing and special features as shown in itineraries. See NOTE below. NOTE: Jasper Park Lodge — operated on American plan basis, which includes all meals. "Superior" tours include premium accommodation; "Standard" or "Economy" tours include room with bath and/or shower. Alaska Cruise — All accommodation on board S.S. "Prince George" is first class. "Superior" tours include room with toilet and washroom facilities; "Standard" and "Economy" tours include rooms with hot and cold running water. All meals included. Baggage — 150 lbs. for each adult rail ticket. Children's Rates — Available upon request. Rates and arrangements for the various tours are subject to cnange as tariffs and/or operating conditions may require. Package Tour rates do not include gratuities, transfers, meals unless specified; personal expenses such as laundry, telephone tolls, etc. Reservations — To permit proper completion of arrangements and ticketing, reservations should be requested as far in advance as possible. For Reservations SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or Contact CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Sales Office