Nothing in Estevan, Saskatchewan makes people angrier than trains. Our town is divided by the CP Rail tracks and it seems that trains roll through at the most inopportune times. Last week, a train blocked the tracks on Kensington Avenue and by the time it finally moved vehicles were lined up, two lanes wide, all the way back to Walmart. Lately, the railway seems to be better at avoiding the peak traffic hours, but people still hate waiting on trains. It seemed strange, then, that a couple of Mondays ago people happily lined up and waited for hours for a train to come through town. This was no ordinary train though. It was a steam locomotive built in December 1930. The Empress, as she is called, was on a celebration tour and it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the old technology on the rails agai