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This report examines the feasibility and logistics of accommodating railway traffic on the waterfront of the city of Toronto, as well as the location of the Canadian Pacific Railway freight yards. It includes information on the physical structures needed to support this type of infrastructure, as well as the economic and social benefits that would accompany it.
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