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CN drops lawsuit against aboriginal band

(The Canadian Press circulated the following on May 17.) MONTREAL — CN Rail is dropping its lawsuit against the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte over a blockade of a rail line in eastern Ontario. The lawsuit will still go ahead, however, against the protesters and the...

CN signs up COSCO to route Asian container

(CN issued the following press release on May 14.) MONTREA — CN announced today it has signed a contract with COSCO Container Lines Americas, Inc., under which COSCO will become the first steamship company to route Asian freight over the new Port of Prince Rupert...

CN defends safety record after recent derailment

(The Canadian Press circulated the following on May 12.) SAINT-ANDRÉ, N.B. — Officials with Canadian National Railway insist their program to improve rail safety is on track, despite a train wreck in New Brunswick that forced about 100 people to temporarily leave...

Residents return home after CN acid spill

(The Canadian Press circulated the following on May 10.) SAINT-ANDRE, N.B. (CP) – Residents have begun returning to their homes following a train derailment in northwestern New Brunswick. Fifty-four CN Rail freight cars jumped the tracks near Saint-Andre...

CN suing natives over rail blockade

(The following story by Allison Hanes appeared on the National Post website on May 10.) MONTREAL — Canadian National Railway is suing the native protesters who blockaded the country’s busiest rail corridor last month, stalling millions of dollars worth of...

CN pursues alternative fuels growth strategy

(CN issued the following press release on April 30.) MONTREAL — CN announced today its alternative fuels strategy focused on generating new business from the transportation of ethanol and ethanol feedstock, wood pellets, and biodiesel fuel. James Foote,...

CN denies it is looking at acquisitions

(The following story by Scott Deveau appeared on the National Post website on April 27.) OTTAWA — Canadian National Railway Co. denied Friday it is was looking at acquisitions in its efforts to expand its new non-rail venture, CN WorldWide North America. Earlier...

CN appoints chief safety officer

(The Canadian Press circulated the following story on April 26.) MONTREAL — Canadian National Railway Co. has created a new senior executive position responsible solely for safety. The country’s biggest rail operator — beset by a past series of derailments including...