Dec 26, 2017
Spy Hill, Sask., opened its arms and community hall to people forced off a train by extreme cold weather.
A small Saskatchewan town opened its doors on Christmas morning to almost 100 passengers of a Via Rail train that suffered mechanical problems due to extremely cold weather.
Company spokesperson Mariam Diaby said in an email that the train travelling between Vancouver and Toronto had to stop at Spy Hill, and the passengers were sheltered in the local community centre where they received food, drinks and warmth.
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