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The settlers who travelled west to establish the 19th-century temperance colony that became Saskatoon had to take the train to Moose Jaw and then journey north in horse-drawn carts.
So it was a relief when the railway arrived in 1890 with tracks running close to present-day Idylwyld Freeway and a train bridge near the Senator Sidney L. Buckwold Bridge’s current location.
The railway that helped make Saskatoon possible now represents a huge impediment to the city’s progress — an