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Noise reduction part of CN pact with Gary, Ind.

(The following story by Keith Benman appeared on the Munster Times website on April 13, 2009.) MUNSTER, Ind. — Canadian National Railway Co. announced Monday it has reached a pact with the City of Gary to reduce noise and improve emergency response in relation to...

CN the lone railway expected to report first quarter gains

(The following report appeared at SeekingAlpha.com on April 10, 2009.) Canadian National Railway Co. (CNI) is the only top-tier North American railway expected to make gains in the first quarter with earnings season set to kick off next week, according to UBS analyst...

CN seen as better buy than CP

(The following story by Scott Deveau appeared on the Financial Post website on April 7, 2009.) OTTAWA — With the country’s largest railways set to report their first-quarter earnings in two weeks, Fadi Chamoun, UBS analyst, is predicting Canadian Pacific Railway...

CN plans ‘pipeline on rail’ to oil sands

(The following story by Diane Francis appeared on the Financial Post website on April 8, 2009.) MONTREAL — Canadian National Railway Co. has developed a transformative strategy it calls the “Pipeline on Rail” that can move oil-sands production quickly and...

Lawyer argues for aboriginal blockades on CN tracks

(The Canadian Press circulated the following on April 8, 2009.) TORONTO — The lawyer for a group of First Nations protesters says disrupting railway traffic through blockades can be justified as a way to bring attention to aboriginal issues. Lawyer Peter Rosenthal was...

CN assigns four execs to high-ranking VP positions

(The following appeared on the Progressive Railroading website on April 1, 2009.) CN recently appointed Gordon Trafton senior vice president of strategic acquisitions and integration. Most recently SVP-Southern Region, Trafton first will be assigned to oversee the...

CN crew shortage may have contributed to B.C. derailment

(The following story by Brent Wittmeier appeared on the Globe and Mail website on April 1, 2009.) VANCOUVER, B.C. — Crew shortages may be to blame for a 2007 Canadian National Railway Co. collision that sent gasoline-fed flames skyward and spilling down the banks of...