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| We have MOVED from SUITE 1401 to SUITE 901 |
The Railway Association of Canada (RAC) represents some 50 core freight, tourist, commuter, and intercity Canadian railways, playing a major role in promoting the safety, viability, and growth of the railway industry within Canada. In addition to this core membership, the RAC has an Associate Membership open to all railway suppliers and industrial railway operators. |
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| The Railway Association of Canada - Railway Emergency Response Course | |
| New Dangerous Goods Team brochure | |
| Year in Review - Canada’s Railways Hope For Better Results in 2010 | |
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0-50: Work/Rest Rules for Rail Operating Employees (PDF
- 56.6 KB) Effective June 29, 2005 |
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TC O-093: Canadian Railway Operating Rules (CROR) (PDF - 1.16 MB) |
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Canadian Railway Medical Rules Handbook (PDF - 2.8 MB) |
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Interchange - Winter 2010 (Digital Edition) |
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