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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 2025
S Q U A M I S H C H I E F. C O M
WHAT COULD CN DISCONTINUING ITS SEA TO SKY CORRIDOR LINE MEAN?
The Rocky Mountaineer’s Rainforest to Gold Rush route may be at risk following Canadian National Railway’s decision to discontinue parts of its B.C. lines JENNIFER THUNCHER
jthuncher@squamishchief.com
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he Canadian National Railway Company (CN) has declared its plan to decommission part of its railway line from north of the railyards in Squamish through to 100 Mile. The railway is mandated to release its railway line plans to the government and the public, which it did on July 11. Its three-year plan shows it’ll decommission its “Squamish subdivision” of the railway line heading north of the District of Squamish to Lillooet—from mile marker 43.00 through to 157.60. CN also released its intention to decommission the line from mile marker 157.60 to 257.00, which is on the Lillooet subdivision of the line that stretches past 100 Mile.
PHOTO BY DARRYL SCHWANKE
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