Old Time Trains

Canadian Pacific Railway

Bruce Division

20th Century Gallery

Passenger trains operating over the Bruce Division originated or terminated at Toronto Union Station, or in a few instances, North Toronto (Yonge Street) station. From Toronto, trains stopped at Parkdale and West Toronto on the Galt Subdivision before entering the Mac Tier Subdivision. The old Bruce segment from West Toronto to Orangeville included Weston, Emery, Woodbridge, Kleinburg and Bolton.

MacTier Subdivision

Weston

Emery

Woodbridge

Kleinburg

Bolton

The new Sudbury section continued onward from Bolton to Medonte where it connected with the line from Lindsay to
Port Mc.Nicoll, and then on to Mac Tier and eventually Sudbury.

Humber

Tottenham	Beeton	Alliston	Baxter
Ypres	Midhurst	Craighurst	Medonte
Camp Borden		Bala	Mac Tier

Port Mc.Nicoll Sub. see Trenton Division

Bolton - Melville branch

See: 19th century gallery for more stations on this line.

Former station on original site 18 Troiless Street, Caledon Village.
Following abandonment sold 1934 inc. 3.2 acres to blacksmith Simon Kearns.

Orangeville and Owen Sound Subdivisions

Streetsville	Meadowvale	Churchville July 1962 RLK	Brampton	Snelgrove	Cheltenham
Inglewood (gallery)	Forks of Credit	Cataract	Alton	Melville	Orangeville restaurant
Fraxa	Laurel L.Appleyard	Crombies	Shelburne old and new stns.	Corbetton Doug Birchill	Dundalk Doug Birchill
Proton	Saugeen	Flesherton	Markdale	Berkeley	Holland Centre
Chatsworth	Rockford L.Appleyard			Owen Sound

Elora Subdivision

Erin

Hillsburg

Fergus

Elora

Teeswater Subdivision

Waldemar

Grand Valley

Arthur

Gorrie

Wingham 1969

Teeswater

Mount Forest

Walkerton Subdivision

Priceville

Durham

Hanover

Walkerton

Many station were no longer wanted as a result of the introduction of Customer Service Centre (CSC) system which replaced individual stations and their Agent-Operator and other staff with a Mobile Agent and an 800 number.