Another runaway railcar in Saskatchewan

SASKATOON – The Transportation Safety Board is investigating another case of a runaway railway car rolling through a Saskatchewan city. The board says on March 27 an empty Canadian Pacific Railway hopper car rolled through a rail yard in Saskatoon and across two public level crossings in the city before coming to a stop.

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The safety board is already investigating a runaway railcar full of asphalt that rolled about four kilometres through Regina on March 1 from the Co-op refinery complex.

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That railcar, which was being handled by staff from Cando Rail, crossed a number of streets before coming to rest near a Regina neighbourhood.

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1:48 Runaway rail car full of asphalt rolls toward downtown Regina

No one was hurt in either case.

Cando Rail has said an air brake on the Regina car was set, but suddenly released.