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Canadian Pacific Trackside Book Interview

Conductor/Author John Cowan – I am pleased to announce the release of my book I wrote in 2020 with many colour photos I took depicting my 35 year railway career at Canadian Pacific Railway as a conductor. Interview with 107.5 2 day-FM Morning Show host Dennis Walker.
While I started with the railway in Eastern Canada as a train order operator in the train stations, 34 years of my career were spent working in beautiful British Columbia. The bulk of the time was spent in both Revelstoke and Vancouver but I did also work on the Kettle Valley Railway out of Penticton, BC in 1984 and over on Vancouver Island.
While there is nothing specific to the railway operation in my book in the Cranbrook area (sadly) only because Cranbrook was the only CP railway terminal in BC I never worked at during my career, this should not prevent your desire to purchase a copy. Cranbrook is a major CP railway town and many in your fine community are connected to the railway either through being current railway employees, or railway retirees or relatives of either. There are also many railroaders in Cranbrook who transferred there from either Vancouver or Revelstoke over the years.
 * Cranbrook History Centre handling book sales. Direct contact 250-489-3918*
Dennis Walker
Dennis Walker
Born and raised in the Kootenay’s, Dennis began his radio career in his hometown of Creston while in high-school. He spent close to 30 years in radio in the Okanagan, known there as “Penticton’s Man of the Year” in 2003 and was rated the South Okanagan’s “Most Popular Radio and TV Personality” in 2015 according to Okanagan Life Magazine.

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