Question 1

What was the Grand Trunk Railway?

Accepted Answer

The Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) was a historic Canadian railway system that operated from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century. It played a significant role in connecting various regions of Canada.

Question 2

When was the Grand Trunk Railway established?

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The Grand Trunk Railway was established in 1852, with its headquarters located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Question 3

What was the main purpose of the Grand Trunk Railway?

Accepted Answer

The primary purpose of the Grand Trunk Railway was to facilitate transportation and trade between the Maritime provinces of eastern Canada, the St. Lawrence River Valley, and the Great Lakes region.

Question 4

How did the Grand Trunk Railway expand?

Accepted Answer

The Grand Trunk Railway expanded through various mergers and acquisitions. It absorbed several smaller railway companies and expanded its network, becoming one of the largest railway systems in Canada during its heyday.

Question 5

What happened to the Grand Trunk Railway?

Accepted Answer

The Grand Trunk Railway faced financial difficulties over the years and underwent several reorganizations. In 1923, it was merged with the Canadian National Railways (CNR), forming the Canadian National Railway (CNR) system, which is still in operation today as one of Canada's major rail networks.

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