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Introduction | ||
Part 1 | Planning Your Trip | |
Routes and costs | ||
Route options | 11 | |
Breaking your journey | 12 | |
Costs | 12 | |
Rail tickets, passes and fares | 13 | |
When to go | 17 | |
Making a booking | ||
With a tour or on your own? | 18 | |
VIA Rail sales agents | 18 | |
Making a booking in Britain | 18 | |
In Continental Europe | 20 | |
In Canada | 22 | |
In the USA | 22 | |
In Australasia | 23 | |
In South Africa | 23 | |
In Asia | 23 | |
Visas and medical insurance | ||
Visas | 24 | |
Medical insurance | 24 | |
What to take | ||
Clothes | 25 | |
Medical supplies | 25 | |
Money | 25 | |
Background reading | 25 | |
Part 2 | Canada | |
Facts about the country | ||
Geographical background (climate, transport and communications, flora and fauna) | 28 | |
Historical outline | 31 | |
The Quebec issue | 35 | |
Economy | 36 | |
The people | 36 | |
Government | 38 | |
Education and social welfare | 38 | |
Religion | 39 | |
Practical information for the visitor | ||
Documents | 39 | |
Arriving in Canada | 39 | |
Hotels | 40 | |
Local transport | 41 | |
Electricity | 42 | |
Time | 42 | |
Money | 42 | |
Post and telecommunications | 43 | |
Newspapers | 44 | |
Holidays | 45 | |
Festivals | 45 | |
Food | 46 | |
Drink | 46 | |
What to do in the evening | 46 | |
Shopping | 47 | |
Taxes | 48 | |
Crime | 48 | |
Part 3 | Trans-Canada Railway | |
Building the first trans-Canada railway | ||
Canada before the railway | 49 | |
The Pacific scandal | 51 | |
The railway under the Liberals | 52 | |
Over to the CPR | 52 | |
Dangers and difficulties | 54 | |
On the verge of bankruptcy | 55 | |
Completion of the railway | 57 | |
Early railway service | 57 | |
Into the 20th century: CNR and VIA Rail | ||
Two more transcontinental lines | 58 | |
The CNR takes over | 60 | |
The lines today | ||
The Canadian | 62 | |
The Ocean | 65 | |
The Corridor | 66 | |
The Skeena | 66 | |
The Rocky Mountaineer | 67 | |
The Hudson Bay | 67 | |
Part 4 | City Guides and Plans | |
Halifax | ||
History | 69 | |
Arriving in Halifax | 70 | |
Getting around | 71 | |
Orientation | 71 | |
Services | 71 | |
Where to stay | 72 | |
Map | 73 | |
Where to eat | 75 | |
Nighlife | 76 | |
What to see | 76 | |
Moving on | 80 | |
Quebec City | ||
History | 81 | |
Arriving in Quebec City | 82 | |
Getting around | 83 | |
Orientation | 83 | |
Services | 83 | |
Where to stay | 84 | |
Map | 85 | |
Where to eat | 87 | |
Nightlife | 88 | |
What to see | 88 | |
Festivals | 91 | |
Moving on | 91 | |
Montreal | ||
History | 92 | |
Arriving in Montreal | 94 | |
Getting around | 94 | |
Orientation | 94 | |
Map | 95 | |
Services | 96 | |
Where to stay | 97 | |
Where to eat | 99 | |
Nightlife | 101 | |
What to see | 101 | |
Map | 102 | |
Festivals | 106 | |
Moving on | 106 | |
Toronto | ||
History | 107 | |
Arriving in Toronto | 108 | |
Getting around | 109 | |
Orientation | 109 | |
Services | 109 | |
Where to stay | 111 | |
Where to eat | 112 | |
Map | 113 | |
Nightlife | 114 | |
What to see | 115 | |
Festivals | 120 | |
Moving on | 120 | |
Winnipeg | ||
History | 122 | |
Getting around | 123 | |
Orientation | 124 | |
Services | 124 | |
Map | 125 | |
Where to stay | 126 | |
Where to eat | 127 | |
Nightlife | 128 | |
What to see | 129 | |
Festivals | 131 | |
Moving on | 131 | |
Edmonton | ||
History | 132 | |
Getting around | 133 | |
Orientation | 133 | |
Services | 133 | |
Where to stay | 134 | |
Where to eat | 135 | |
Nightlife | 136 | |
What to see | 136 | |
Map | 137 | |
Festivals | 139 | |
Moving on | 139 | |
Calgary | ||
History | 140 | |
Arriving in Calgary | 141 | |
Getting around | 141 | |
Orientation | 142 | |
Services | 142 | |
Map | 143 | |
Where to stay | 144 | |
Where to eat | 145 | |
What to see | 146 | |
Festivals | 148 | |
Moving on | 148 | |
Vancouver | ||
History | 149 | |
Arriving in Vancouver | 150 | |
Getting around | 151 | |
Orientation | 151 | |
Services | 151 | |
Where to stay | 152 | |
Where to eat | 154 | |
Map | 155 | |
Nightlife | 156 | |
What to see | 157 | |
Festivals | 161 | |
Moving on | 161 | |
Part 5 | Route Guides and Maps | |
Using this guide | ||
Railway subdivisions, mile markers, signal masts, station names, stops, time zones | 163 | |
The Ocean: Halifax to Montreal | ||
Halifax | 165 | |
Charny (for Quebec City) | 170 | |
Montreal | 172 | |
The Corridor route: Montreal to Toronto | ||
Montreal | 173 | |
Toronto | 176 | |
The Canadian: Toronto to Vancouver | ||
Toronto | 177 | |
Winnipeg | 182 | |
Saskatoon | 184 | |
Edmonton | 187 | |
Jasper | 189 | |
Kamloops | 192 | |
(see Rocky Mountaineer below for continuation of route) | ||
The Skeena: Jasper to Prince Rupert | ||
Jasper | 193 | |
Prince George | 195 | |
Prince Rupert | 199 | |
The Rocky Mountaineer: Calgary to Vancouver | ||
Calgary | 201 | |
Banff | 202 | |
Kamloops | 205 | |
Vancouver | 207 | |
The Hudson Bay: Winnipeg to Churchill | ||
Winnipeg | 208 | |
Churchill | 214 | |
Appendices | ||
A | Timetables | 216 |
B | French words and phrases | 223 |
C | Bibliography | 226 |
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