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Treat the B & O separately from the Canada Central Railway

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The Canada Central Railway is more important in railway history than the Brockville and Ottawa. Each railway deserves to be treated separately. The CCR has a complicated history but became a key component of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Alternatively redirect from Brockville and Ottawa Railway to Canada Central Railway, as the CCR absorbed the B&). BrentS (talk) 00:30, 22 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]