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 →

After the St-Polycarpe derailment, Vaudreuil-Dorion officials are concerned their city could be particularly vulnerable given its population density and proximity to rails. Continue reading →

Twenty-six Indian girls have been rescued from the clutches of human traffickers thanks to an alert tweet from a train passenger. Continue reading →

Railway exports of crude oil from Western Canada are starting to increase, a welcome sign for producers who were forced to accept bigger price discounts and, in some cases, curtail production, as export pipelines filled to near capacity earlier this year. Continue reading →

Brendan Marshall, with the Mining Association of Canada, says the railways are bringing into question the reliability of Canada as a trade partner and costing jobs. Continue reading →

Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer says he is not optimistic that all the talk of rail relocation in Saskatoon is going to go anywhere. Continue reading →

Discounts for western Canadian oilsands crude will remain high as railroads crank up their crude-by-rail rates in return for adding locomotives and crews to the transport constrained sector, according to an energy analyst’s report published Tuesday. Continue reading →

Saskatoon city administration is looking for approval to conduct a study on possible solutions to railway crossing traffic congestion in the city. Continue reading →

Recent approvals of three major pipeline projects in Canada and the U.S. could mean, in the future, less oil will be transported by rail. Continue reading →