Historic Sites of Manitoba: Canadian National Railway Station (380 Hazelwood Street, The Pas)

The VIA Rail / Canadian National Railway Station at The Pas is a one-and-a-half-storey, multi-coloured-brick railway station, built in 1928 and opened in January 1929. The Station reflects the optimistic outlook of the late 1920s for the future of northern Manitoba and The Pas. It functioned as a terminus and distribution centre for northern Manitoba and was important to the mining and forestry industry.

Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (July 2014) Source: Alan Mason Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (September 2015) Source: George Penner Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (October 2023) Source: Glen Toews Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (October 2023) Source: Glen Toews Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (October 2023) Source: Glen Toews Canadian National Railway station at The Pas (October 2023) Source: Glen Toews Site Coordinates (lat/long): N53.82388, W101.24764 denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Railway Stations

Sources:

VIA Rail / Canadian National Railways Station, Canada’s Historic Places.

We thank Alan Mason, Tim Worth, Glen Toews, and George Penner for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 October 2023

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