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As early as 1902 residents proposed an electric tram line between Lumby and Vernon
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AI-generatedHistorical event with no current commercial mechanism. The proposed tramline was not built, and the subsequent rail extension is over a century old. No present-day impact on any sector, commodity, or supply chain.
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- In 1902, residents proposed an electric tram line between Lumby and Vernon, estimated cost $150,000.
- The tramline was never built; instead, Canadian National Railway extended a rail line into Lumby in 1924.
- The rail extension boosted the local logging industry.