Oil spill estimate in second Saskatchewan CP train derailment increases to 1.6 million litres.

Canada on Sunday announced new measures to lower speed limits in trains hauling dangerous goods

A CP train was travelling 67 kph when it experienced an emergency brake application near Guernsey, Sask.

The amount of oil recovered is still being determined, but a significant portion was burned off, Saskatchewan’s Environment Ministry said.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada said four investigators are on the ground to examine the wreckage of a CP train derailment near Guernsey, Sask.

Roughly 80 people from Guernsey, Sask., were ordered to leave their homes after a CP freight train derailed on Thursday morning.

Melanie Loessl says she has concerns about remediation efforts on her property near the first derailment in the Guernsey, Sask. area.

Alberta and Saskatchewan have been pushing for pipelines as a better option than rail to move oil.

Canadian Pacific Railway said it is working with local officials to mitigate the damage after a train derailment near Guernsey, Sask.

A rail expert says he would be shocked if the entire track in this zone isn’t visually examined closely by Canadian Pacific after a second train derailment near Guernsey, Sask.