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The railroads of the world - and only the railroads. #dataviz
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Newfoundland Needs Trains retweeted
Need a partner who wants to take a sleeper train across the country together while cuddling the entire time 👉👈
#feelingcheated out of $12,000.00 of carbon tax rebates.
Anyone know any Laurentian Elites? I have a great idea for a nation-building project in these, our times of surging Canadian nationalism.
Newfoundland Needs Trains retweeted
The new Via Rail trains are great and train travel is by far the superior mode of transport.
Train lovers of the world, unite!
Now we can build new bonds with countries that are actually capable of building rail infrastructure and good public transit systems.
Newfoundland Needs Trains retweeted
Bowring Park @NeedTrains ! – at St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Liberal Party insiders have confirmed that the new deal with Quebec is decisive, visionary, and “surprisingly easy to masturbate to.” #nlpoli
Wonderful to welcome my friend, @francoislegault to Newfoundland and Labrador this evening. A productive discussion, indeed!
Or maaaayyyyybbeeee…?
NL Premier Andrew Furey and Quebec Premier Francois Legault will make what they're calling an "historic partnership announcement" tomorrow, expected to be on the Churchill Falls contract. #nlpoli
Newfoundland Needs Trains retweeted
*Whispering into our air fryer* President Xi we stand ready, our country yearns for high-speed rail
Revealed: The unexpected home gadgets that are SPYING on you and sending your data back to China trib.al/MiX4kcS
“Kenmount CROSSING” and somehow no trains. Who are these people and what are their designs (and where tf even is that)?
Swing ‘er around to North Sydney too while you got the equipment rented
The Trudeau government will announce plans for a high-speed train linking Quebec City and Toronto in the coming weeks, Radio-Canada has learned. cbc.ca/news/politics/high-sp…
Teachable moment: This isn’t actually a building, it’s a mechanical component from the suspension beneath a rail carriage.
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