The Transportation Safety Board of Canada said Wednesday it is “assessing the occurrence” after a train derailed near Edson, Alta., earlier this week. Continue reading →

Canada’s two largest railways say they moved a record amount of grain out of Western Canada in April. Continue reading →

The head of Canada’s largest railway says ferrying crude remains a lucrative, albeit temporary solution to Canada’s pipeline quandary. Continue reading →

Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced Tuesday that Transport Canada will provide $16.5 million for 136 new projects. Continue reading →

The municipality is recommending that commuters find alternative forms of transportation, including public transit, carpooling and cycling or walking. Continue reading →

A stopped train near Brighton, Ont. in February was caused by loose rail tie plates left on the tracks by employees, according to the federal government. Continue reading →

Amherst, N.S., is a potential ground zero of a Canadian climate change disaster, where sea-level communities face rising oceans and await word on a detailed plan and the funding to keep the narrow land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick open. Continue reading →

A VIA Rail staff member told Global News there was no debris involved, only sub-standard maintenance work on the track which is owned by Canadian National. Continue reading →

One of the city’s main arteries, used by roughly 27,000 commuters a day, will be taken offline during construction. Continue reading →