Posted 12 hours ago by Railpage System User
Freightwaves is reporting that government speed restrictions on crude oil trains, imposed on Feb. 16 after a Canadian Pacific train carrying crude oil derailed on February 6, will be lifted on April 1.
Posted 12 hours ago by Railpage System User
That Order restricted the speed of trains carrying dangerous goods on all parts of the railway networks in Canada, the consequence of which was a reduction in at least a third of CN’s overall network capacity for all trains, even those not carrying dangerous goods.
Posted 16 hours ago by Railpage System User
The protests that have been blocking portions of the rail network in Canada are affecting port operations on both coasts.
Posted yesterday by Railpage System User
Canadian National is supportive of the decision by Canada’s Transport Minister to amend the Ministerial Order issued on Feb. 7.
Posted yesterday by Railpage System User
Following consultation with Canada’s largest railways to further assess the causes of recent derailments,
Posted yesterday by Railpage System User
The Canadian government has revised its temporary restrictions on speed limits for freight trains carrying dangerous goods, allowing trains to move faster.
Posted yesterday by Railpage System User
Canadian National announced that there have been new blockades on its network Feb. 15, one in Vancouver, B.C., and two in Vaughan, Ontario.
Posted 2 days ago by Railpage System User
Protesters continue to block passenger and freight rail lines in Canada, with some protests continuing into their ninth day, Canadian National (NYSE: CNI) said Saturday.
Posted 3 days ago by Railpage System User
The $C 6.6bn ($US 5bn) pipeline will transport liquified natural gas from the Dawson Creek area in northern British Columbia to a new plant in Kitimat for export.
Posted 4 days ago by Railpage System User
CN sought and obtained court orders and requested the assistance of enforcement agencies for the illegal blockades in Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia.
Posted 6 days ago by Railpage System User
CN sought and obtained court orders and requested the assistance of enforcement agencies for the illegal blockades in Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia. While the illegal blockades have come to an end in Manitoba and may be ending imminently in British Columbia
Posted 6 days ago by Railpage System User
Canadian National (NYSE:CNI) began shutting down its Eastern Canada rail network Thursday and plans to halt all transcontinental service in response to ongoing disruptions by anti-pipeline protesters that have increasingly strained the country’s supply chains.
Posted 6 days ago by Railpage System User
Canadian businesses and government officials are urging protesters to stop blocking freight and and passenger rail lines and end a nearly weeklong protests over a proposed pipeline.
Posted 6 days ago by Railpage System User
Canadian National announced that it will be forced to shut down significant parts of its Canadian network imminently unless the blockades on its rail lines are removed.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
The Canadian government plans to invest C$15 million in rail-related improvements in Alberta to reduce bottlenecks on the western Canadian rail network, Transport Canada announced Monday.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Even as accident investigators probe two recent derailments of Canadian Pacific trains carrying Alberta bitumen, and CN has effectively embargoed crude oil carriage for at least 30 days
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Blockades of protesters supporting a First Nations group’s concerns over a proposed pipeline route have been blocking passenger and freight rail lines to ports and other areas of Canada.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Trains with more than 19 wagons carrying dangerous goods are now restricted to 40km/h in open country and 32km/h in urban areas.
Posted one week ago by bevans
Canadian National Railway Co. says it will be forced to close "significant" parts of its Canadian network unless blockades impeding its rail lines are removed.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Transport Canada’s mandatory slow order applies to all trains carrying 20 or more crude oil tank cars and persists for 30 days.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
As the rail industry awaits the preliminary investigation findings on what caused the Thursday derailment of a Canadian Pacific (NYSE: CP) crude oil train, observers also are mulling how a temporary federal mandate to slow down trains carrying dangerous goods will affect the broader Canadian economy.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
At approximately 6:15 a.m. local time on Feb. 6, 32 cars of a CP freight hauling crude oil derailed west of Guernsey, Saskatchewan.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
The rapid-fire incidents echo a similar sequence in mid-winter 2015, when a pair of CN trains carrying Alberta bitumen derailed three weeks apart near the northern Ontario indigenous people’s community of Gogama, with similar explosive results.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
Transport Canada’s mandatory slow order applies to all trains carrying 20 or more crude oil tank cars and persists for 30 days.
Posted one week ago by Railpage System User
RT&S News reported earlier today on the derailment of a Canadian Pacific train carrying crude oil.
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