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OUR ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE OUR RAILWAY HISTORY The Railway was the dominant employer in St. Thomas until the 1950's. The end of the steam engine era coincided with the downsizing of the railway in St. Thomas. As employment in the railway sector disappeared the City became aggressive in its efforts of attracting new businesses and jobs to the City. You will find some of this country's finest manufacturers here, including Ford's renowned "Crown Victoria" auto plant, Magna Corporation and Timken Canada to name just a few. Yet, despite its robust economic activity, St. Thomas retains all the charm of a small town. It is a community known for friendly people, easy, inexpensive living in safe neighbourhoods with abundant, accessible parkland and community facilities. OUR INVITATION TO YOU No city is more strategically located, just moments from the 401 corridor and halfway between Detroit on the west, Toronto and Buffalo to the east. Each is just a little more than a two hour drive away. Visit the St. Thomas-Elgin Tourist Association for fun and exciting events in the City of St. Thomas.
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