Can Car

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Can Car is the common abbreviation for Canadian Car and Foundry, a historic Canadian manufacturer best known for producing railway rolling stock, aircraft, and other transportation equipment.

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instanceOf aircraft manufacturer
defunct company
manufacturing company
rolling stock manufacturer
activityPeriod 20th century
alsoKnownAs Can Car
Canadian Car & Foundry
ceasedOperations late 20th century
country Canada
employedSignificantNumberOf women factory workers during World War II
fate absorbed into Hawker Siddeley operations
formedByMergerOf Canada Car Company
Dominion Car and Foundry
Rhodes Curry Company
foundedBy Allan Ryan interests
William Maxwell Aitken
fullName Canadian Car and Foundry
headquartersLocation Canada
Montreal
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
inception 1909
industry aircraft manufacturing
railway rolling stock manufacturing
transportation equipment manufacturing
laterOwnedBy Hawker Siddeley Canada
locationCountry Canada
majorClient Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
notableAircraftProduced Curtiss SB2C Helldiver (under licence)
Hawker Hurricane (under licence)
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
notableFacilityLocation Amherst, Nova Scotia
Fort William, Ontario
linked to: Fort William

Montreal, Quebec
linked to: Montreal
notableProduct aircraft
buses
freight cars
passenger railcars
railway rolling stock
streetcars
peakActivityDuring Second World War
linked to: World War II
productType electric multiple unit cars
locomotive-hauled cars
military aircraft
railway coaches
street railway vehicles
regionServed North America
roleDuringWorldWarII military aircraft production
war material manufacturing
successor Hawker Siddeley Canada

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Canadian Car and Foundry alsoKnownAs Can Car
subject linked to: Can Car