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26: 504: 247: 280:. The cars ran between Toronto and Sarnia on Sundays only. The remainder of the fleet was stored. At the end of 1987 Via sold all but four of the cars. Four of the coaches went to QIT-Fer et Titane, which used them to shuttle workers. 17 cars, including the three remaining club/galleys, the coach/galley, the five coach/cafes, and eight coaches, went to the 230:
The original fleet consisted of five club/galley cars, five coach/cafe cars, and fifteen coaches. The club cars seated 39, the cafes 16 (in the coach section), and the coaches 80. In 1969 Canadian National rebuilt one of the club cars into an 80-seat coach and another into a 52-seat coach/galley car.
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The Tempos entered service on the Canadian National Railway in mid-June 1968. Canadian National operated the Tempos as integrated trainsets. Routes served included Toronto–Windsor and Toronto–Sarnia. At the outset each set comprised a club/galley car, three coaches, and a coach/cafe. Travel time was
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QIT acquired three more coaches in 1998. The sole remaining Via Tempo car, coach No. 370, was reported at the Toronto Maintenance Centre in 2000. After the closure of the Ski Train the Canadian National acquired its rolling stock for use on the Algoma Central Railway.
263:. In 1971 Canadian National ran five daily "Tempo" trains: four to Windsor and one to Sarnia. Via Rail inherited the fleet and leased the RS-18s. By 1980 the Tempos were limited to the Windsor route. Via later placed the Tempos in service on the Chicago–Toronto 25: 227:(HEP) and painted in a unique red-orange and grey livery. The cars were built to use Canadian National's standard 575 volt HEP; in 1982-83 Via rebuilt them to use 480 volts. The cars rode on "inside bearing trucks with outboard disc brakes." 276:
Via Rail stored the five cafe cars in 1986 after a regulatory change permitted it to serve alcohol in coaches. In 1987 Via Rail included up to four Tempo coaches on the
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When the Canadian National reacquired part of the fleet in 2009 it refurbished the cars, replacing the windows, carpet, and seat upholstery.
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four hours. The cafe/coach and the addition of luggage racks in the coaches allowed the elimination of
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in 1968. The cars were the centrepiece of a new set of intercity passenger trains in
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diesel locomotives to haul them. The locomotives were equipped with
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Index


Hawker Siddeley Canada
Canadian National Railway
Via Rail
Ski Train
QIT-Fer et Titane
Algoma Central Railway
Aluminum
Power supply
HEP
Braking system(s)
Track gauge
streamlined
railway coaches
Hawker Siddeley Canada
Canadian National Railway
Southwestern Ontario
Via Rail
Ski Train
QIT-Fer et Titane
Algoma Central Railway
aluminum
MLW RS-18
head end power
parlor cars

dining
baggage cars
International
LRC

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