| City or Town |
Club Name and
Description |
| Dorval,
Quebec |
West
Island Modular Railway Club We’re modellers who build
and operate an HO scale (1:87) modular train layout located in
Dorval, Québec, on the west island of Montreal. The club was
founded in 1986. · Our club railway is named the “West Island
and Montreal Railway Company”, with reporting marks “WIMRC”
and the slogan “The Lakeshore Route”. · We meet weekly
throughout the year to have fun running our trains, working on
layout modules and talking about trains - both life-size and
model-size. We occasionally participate in major model railroad
shows. |
| Longueuil, Quebec,
Quebec |
Montreal
N-Rail- N-Scale Modular Model Railroad Club Located in Longueuil, Québec on the south shore of Montreal and the layout operates with DC and DCC locomotives. |
| Lunenburg,
Nova Scotia |
Atlantic
Model Engineering Society (A.M.E.S)
Our members are interested in the metal craft hobby and wish to
promote this hobby in Atlantic Canada. We use our metal working
skills to make model trains both steam and electric, stationary
models and even live steam trains. We operate a ride-on model
railroad in Windsor,Nova Scotia called the Trecothic Creek and
Windsor Railway TCWR. We also operate a club shop in Halifax. |
| Maritimes |
Maritime
Federation of Model Railroaders - The MFMR is an
Association of Model Railroaders formed to promote and coordinate
the hobby in Canada's Maritime Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island. |
| Montreal,
Quebec |
Montreal
G-Scale - The Champlain and St. Lawrence Railway |
| Montreal,
Quebec |
Montreal
Live Steamers - see web site for more information. |
| Montreal,
Quebec |
Montreal
Railroad Modellers Association - was founded in June
1950 by a group of five aeroplane modellers that had switched to
model railroading after the city of Montreal banned them flying
their model aircraft in Mount Royal Park. From its inception, the
Association has remained a non-profit organization whose
objectives are endorsed equally amongst its membership, to pursue
and promote all facets of model railroading for the enjoyment and
satisfaction of its members. These facets entail constructing,
maintaining and operating an HO-scale (1/87) miniature railroad,
under the name "Canada Central". |
| Quebec City,
Quebec |
CB
Rail - modular group - see web site for more
information |
| Quebec
City, Quebec |
Free-Modu-Rail
de la Capitale. A 100% NMRA Group of modular
railroaders. Standardized on Free-mo including Digitrax DCC and
LocoNet. Permanently located in Quebec City. (English/French)
(11/17/00) |
| Saint-Foy,
Quebec |
The
Quebec Model Railroad Society, a not-for-profit
organization, was created in 1965. It is financed thanks to the
contributions of its members and its activities. The QMRS offers
its member railroad modellers: * a meeting place where they can
exchange ideas and information; * partners possessing numerous
talents ranging from history to electronics, to the operation of
railroad companies, etc; * a 300 m2 building comprising two rooms
for N and HO layouts, a meeting room, a wood-working and painting
room, as well as an additional room for the maintenance of
railroad equipment, not to mention an exterior layout at a scale
of 1 ½ inches to the foot; * a specialized library containing a
vast number of magazines and books dealing as much with model
building as with real railroads. |
| Saint
John, New Brunswick |
Saint
John Society of Model Railroaders
are a model railroad club in Saint John, New Brunswick,
Canada. Founded in 1984 to operate an HO scale modular layout, we
have since gained members who model in other scales and gauges -
N, O, and collectors of Lionel and Louis Marx equipment. We
operate one large train show each year, and often participate in
other local and area shows. Our meetings are once a month from
September to June. |
| Summerside,
PEI |
Half
Nuts Model Railroaders
Located in Prince Edward Island and based in Summerside. They are
quite active and meet weekly to help other model railroaders build
a layout or operate on 3 local layouts round-robin style. |
| Trois-Rivieres,
Quebec |
Les
Modélistes Ferroviaires de la Mauricie Inc.- see web
site for more information |
| Truro, Nova
Scotia |
The Truro
Model Railroaders Association (TMRA) in Truro Nova Scotia was
established in 1977, and it is made up of people who are
interested in all aspects of model railroading. We have a large HO
scale layout and have recently started to build a 4x8 N Scale
layout.
The TMRA meets at 7 PM
on the second Tuesday of each month, September to June, at the old
Normal College in Truro. Besides discussing club business, we also
cover current and upcoming events that the TMRA may be
participating in such as our annual train show held each October.
Most TMRA members are
active model railroaders and some are retired railway workers
whose experiences have helped make our club very successful. Most
are happy to share their experience, provide advice and help
others facing problems they may already have solved. |
| Vaudreuil-Dorion,
Quebec |
European
Train Enthusiasts "Fleur-de-Lys Chapter
European Train Enthusiasts is the premiere North American
organization focusing on European railroading. This chapter has
been established to accommodate members residing in the province
of Quebec and neighbouring regions. The goal of our chapter is to
pool resources by actively participating in events, work on or
operate member's layouts and hold meetings for those able and or
willing to attend, all while promoting camaraderie within the
organization. Our mission is to follow the same guidelines and
philosophies as established by the National chapter." |
| Welsford,
Nova Scotia |
The
Annapolis Valley Model Railway Club was formed in the
summer of 1997. Club meetings are every 4th. Tuesday of the month
at the Welsford, Nova Scotia community hall at 7:30 P.M. Our club
HO layout is patterned after The Dominion Atlantic Railway
concentrating on the Kentville yard area. |
| Woodstock,
New Brunswick |
Woodstock
Model Railroaders - We are brought together in the
fraternity of model railroading. We meet on a regular basis, to
share knowledge and to enjoy the friendships that model
railroading enables us to foster. We believe that model
railroading is a worthwhile pastime that can be enjoyed by people
of all ages. |
