Train whistles waking Edmontonians in the middle of the night
By Sarah Kraus Reporter
A man living in northeast Edmonton is fired up over trains blaring their whistles at all hours of the night. Continue reading
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Saskatchewan man killed in collision between train and semi
A Saskatchewan man is dead after a collision between a train and a semi near Foam Lake. Continue reading
24-hour Spin for a Veteran event in Calgary raises money for homeless vets
Participants turned out to the third annual Spin for a Veteran in Calgary on Sunday to raise awareness and money for homeless vets. Continue reading
Canada’s 2 largest railways moved record amounts of grain in April
Canada’s two largest railways say they moved a record amount of grain out of Western Canada in April. Continue reading
Spilled grain from February train derailment concerning as Banff bears wake from hibernation: official
Following a 20-car CP Rail train derailment on Feb. 28, grain was spilled near the Johnston Canyon hiking trail and the Fireside picnic area, leading to a closure of a portion of the Bow Valley Parkway. Continue reading
CP Rail train derails in southeast Calgary, likely due to ‘human error’
Police have closed the right northbound lane on Ogden Road as emergency crews continue to respond to the incident. Continue reading
CP Rail to appeal federal order that railways use handbrakes on mountain grades
CP Rail said handbraking introduces additional risks and could have unintended consequences. Continue reading
20 train cars derail between Banff, Alberta and Field, B.C.: TSB
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating following a train derailment between Banff, Alta., and Field, B.C., on Thursday. Continue reading
Blocked Saskatoon intersections clearing as stalled train moves again
A Canadian Pacific Railway train is no longer stalled and blocking numerous intersections across the west side of Saskatoon. Continue reading
‘We didn’t like it at all’: CP Rail CEO objects to oil production curtailments
Canadian Pacific Railway CEO Keith Creel said his company “didn’t like it at all” when Premier Rachel Notley stepped in to work out a plan on shipping more crude oil via rail. Continue reading