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Award-winning publisher breathes new life into 119-year-old Sackville train station

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After 14 years sitting vacant, the Sackville train station is about to come back to life. Award-winning literary publisher Gaspereau Press will be renovating and moving into the 119-year old building in the coming months.

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Award-winning publisher breathes new life into 119-year-old Sackville train station

After 14 years sitting vacant, the Sackville train station is about to come back to life. Award-winning literary publisher Gaspereau Press will be renovating and moving into the 119-year old building in the coming months.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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