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
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1 dead after vehicle struck by train in Zorra Township.: OPP
Police say the collision happened along 31st Line north of Dundas Street around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Continue reading
Crude by rail a ‘temporary’ solution to pipeline shortage: CN Rail CEO
The head of Canada’s largest railway says ferrying crude remains a lucrative, albeit temporary solution to Canada’s pipeline quandary. Continue reading
Manitoba teen taken to hospital after train versus car crash
Oakbank RCMP said the collision took place at an uncontrolled intersection on Briercliff Road south of Provincial Road 213. Continue reading
Crude by rail rises in March but storage high despite Alberta curtailments
Crude-by-rail shipments from Western Canada staged a minor recovery in March after falling in February to their lowest level in nine months, but oil storage levels remain stubbornly high. 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
CP Rail to appeal hand brake rule implemented after fatal derailment
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The regulation was announced on Feb. 8, after a 112-car CP Rail train derailed near Field, B.C., killing three people. Continue reading
No injuries or environmental damage as CP Rail train derails in Golden, B.C.
It’s the third CP Rail derailment in the area in less than a month. 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