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TBOX 639002 poses for its portrait at Paris Junction on April 07, 2018. |
By Peter Mumby
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of us who are fans of Canada's two largest railways are quite
accustomed to bilingual (English/French) markings and instructions on
cars and locomotives. However, TBOX 639002, spotted at CN Paris Jct on
April 07, 2018, took me a bit by surprise. Perhaps I just hadn't
noticed this on other cars, but the instructions on the door are
bilingual - English and Spanish. I guess I will have to start paying
more attention to the passing parade to see just how generalized this
trend has become.
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Is this the shape of things to come as we approach a conclusion to the current Trump-era NAFTA negotiations? |
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How is your Spanish? Fortunately, there is an English translation
available, in case you have missed your last couple of tutorials. |
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