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WATCH ABOVE: CP Rail continues to clean up a train derailment east of Lethbridge. Twenty-five cars went off the tracks and officials said they were carrying grain. Quinn Campbell reports – Oct 11, 2019
At about 2 a.m. Friday, a CP Rail freight train carrying grain derailed west of Barnwell, Alta., according to CP Rail.
About 25 bulk container cars came off the tracks near Range Road 18-1, according to the M.D. of Taber Regional Fire Service.
Range Road 18-1 north of Highway 3 was shut down to traffic Friday morning as crews worked to clean up the derailment. Westbound traffic on Highway 3 near Range Road 18-1 was reduced to one lane Friday morning.
CP Rail said no one was injured and there are no public safety concerns.
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The TSB said Friday morning it deployed an investigator to the site of the Canadian Pacific Railway train derailment. The investigator will “gather information and assess the occurrence,” a statement from the TSB said.
CP Rail also dispatched a team to the site on Friday.
Barnwell is located about 50 kilometres northeast of Lethbridge.
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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigates a CP Rail train derailment east of Lethbrige, Alta., Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.
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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigates a CP Rail train derailment east of Lethbrige, Alta., Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.
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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigates a CP Rail train derailment east of Lethbrige, Alta., Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.
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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigates a CP Rail train derailment east of Lethbrige, Alta., Friday, Oct. 11, 2019.
Quinn Campbell, Global News