Canada Can-Do Ontario, Canada, thrived due to the railroads that crisscrossed the region in the 1800s. At one point, about 3,000 train stations served communities throughout Ontario. Today, about 10 percent of them still stand. The reason they’re still around is the Heritage Railway Station Act of 1982, which forbade the destruction of the remaining buildings; one of the best and brightest depots is in Allandale. The original station was built in the mid-1850s but burned down in 1893. Af
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