TORONTO – Canadian Pacific Railway says one of its freight trains has derailed west of Ajax, Ont.
The company says there were no injuries and there are no public safety concerns as a result of the incident.
CP says it has sent teams to the site to deal with the derailment.
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It could not immediately say what had caused the incident.
The derailment remains under investigation.
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