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The Canadian Railroad Historical Association (CRHA) is Canada’s oldest railway enthusiast organization, founded in 1932, and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in 1941. It has members across Canada and elsewhere in the world.
Volunteer CRHA members comprise the Board of Directors which is responsible to the members for the operation of the Association. An Executive Committee and other committees manage the Association in concert with the professional staff.
| President | Robert Robinson |
| Vice-president | Daniel Laurendeau |
| Vice-president | Peter M. Murphy |
| Secretary | James Bouchard |
| Treasurer | Robert Nantel |
| Executive Director | Nadine Cloutier |
| Representative – Eastern Divisions | Ron Grant |
| Representative – Central Divisions | Andrew Panko |
| Representative – Western Divisions | Bill Walker |
| Member – Director | Howard Davidson |
| Member – Director | Fiona Murray |
| Member – Director | François Hébert |
| Member – Director | C. Stephen Cheasley |
| President, CRHA Foundation | |
| Member – Director | François Gaudette |
| Member – Director | Linda Schwey |
| Member – Director | Doug Bellevue |
| City of Saint-Constant | Natalia Zuluaga |
| City of de Delson | Marcelina Jugureanu |
Members of the Executive Committee are : Robert Robinson, C. Stephen Cheasley, Howard Davidson, Robert Nantel, James Bouchard and Nadine Cloutier.
Daniel Laurendeau is President of the Collection Committee.
Peter Murphy is President of the Membership Committee of CRHA.
Howard Davidson is President of the Audit Committee.
Linda Schwey is President of the Awards Committee
C. Stephen Cheasley is President of the Fundraising Committee
You can reach the Board of Directors by eMail or contact Jacqueline Chiasson by phone at 450 638-1522, extension 247.
