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Before the railways, Canada was a vast, rugged country with a small, widely spread population. As train tracks were laid from the Atlantic to the Pacific, towns sprang up along the way. Train stations became centres of life and communication. Jobs were created, businesses sprang up, and for the first time, Canadians felt united. By 1867 the Dominion of Canada would form, due in no small part to the railways.

The Railways

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  • Text : Robert Livesey
    Illustrations : A.G. Smith

  • Album jeunesse, à partir de 9 ans

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    8,25 po x 8,25 po

    96 pages | Noir blanc
    ISBN 978-1-989282-53-3

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