Calgary Transit received it's first order of 30 trolley coaches in 1947 from Canadian Car & Foundry (CC&F) Brill from Fort William, Ontario, now known as Thunder Bay, Ontario.  These buses were delivered by train and kept in storage at the old Street Car barns until they were needed, with trolley coaches 400-409 brought out to a temporary line that was strung in west Calgary from 4 Street SW along 8th Avenue westbound to 9th Street, then north on 9th Street to 4th Avenue and back eastbound to 4th Street SW to the beginning of the trolley loop.  Out of this order, only 422 survives and is now located at the Reynolds-Alberta Museum. 

Thumbnail	Bus #	Date	Description
	409	December 13, 1967	409 is shown parked what looks to be behind the Eau Claire Garage
	422	?	422 is shown stored behind the Spring Gardens Garage before it was moved inside of the storage tent
	422	?	Another view of 422
	422	?	Rear view of 422
	422	?	Rear view of 422
	422	?	CC&F Brill logo on the front of 422
	422	?	Calgary Transit logo on the side of 422
	422	June 3, 2003	422 is shown photographed sitting at the south exit of the Spring Gardens Garage waiting to be shipped off to the Reynolds-Alberta Museum.  Unfortunately when they moved this bus out from the old storage tent (Where the new expansion to the Spring Gardens Garage), the bus god damaged by the destination sign and also on the rear bumper.
	422	June 3, 2003	The rear of 422

This page last updated on December 9, 2022.