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CN to make safety-driven changes

(The Canadian Press circulated the following article by Scott Sutherland on November 2.) VICTORIA, B.C. — CN Rail has promised to change its operations on the former BC Rail line from Vancouver to Prince George in a bid to minimize the chance of more...

Regulator asked to probe safety at CN Rail

(The following story by Mark Hume appeared on the Globe and Mail website on October 27.) VANCOUVER, B.C. — After two derailments just a few kilometres apart in the Cheakamus Canyon, near Squamish, Transport Canada has been asked to ensure that CN Rail is...

CN Rail to sponsor Canadian Women’s Open

(The Associated Press circulated the following article on October 19.) MONTREAL — The Royal Canadian Golf Association saved the Canadian Women’s Open from dropping off the LPGA Tour schedule, agreeing to a three-year sponsorship deal Wednesday with...

CN bottom line tracks higher

(The following article by Paul Delean was posted on the Montreal Gazette website on October 19.) MONTREAL — Canadian National Railway is still on a roll. Despite the negative impact of hurricanes, higher fuel costs, a couple of major derailments and an...

Canadian National: The making of a track star

(The following article was posted on the Business Week website on October 12.) CHICAGO — As hurricane Katrina was hurtling toward New Orleans, E. Hunter Harrison was overseeing Canadian National Railway Co.’s emergency preparations from his home in...

CN says safety record improved this year

(The following article was posted on the Edmonton Sun website on October 3.) EDMONTON — Despite another derailment on the weekend, CN claims its safety record is actually better this year than last year. CN spokesman Jim Feeny said yesterday that there have been...

CN rail accidents on rise

(The Canadian Press circulated the following article by Bob Weber on September 28.) EDMONTON — The day after CN Rail’s cleanup of its eighth derailment in two months, new figures from the Transportation Safety Board show accident rates have been climbing...