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Blog
Bruce Campbell
| The feds do not favour the request. Why? The reasons extend to Transport Canada decisions. |
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Blog
Bruce Campbell
| The Quebec town's citizens were not protected from unsafe transportation conditions which remain in place today. They deserve justice. |
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News
Thomas Blampied
| The increase in crude oil transportation by rail has seen an increase in spectacular derailments. Find out why. |
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News
Bruce Campbell
| Prosecutors laid criminal charges against three front-line employees of Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway. But, where does responsibility actually fall for the regulatory lapse at Lac-Mégantic? |
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Blog
Michael Butler
| There was more smoke and mirrors on Canada's rail tracks when the Harper government finally announced their long-awaited changes to rail safety 292 days after the preventable Lac-Mégantic disaster. |
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News
H.G. Watson
| Teamsters Canada Rail workers have rejected a second tentative labour agreement Thursday, prompting CN Rail officials to propose that the two parties go to binding arbitration to reach an agreement. |
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News
H.G. Watson
| Rail workers reached a tentative collective agreement with CN today. The workers would have been in a legal strike position on Saturday. |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| We shouldn't be debating whether it's better to transport fossil fuels by rail or pipeline; we should be asking how to reduce the need for both by cutting back on oil, gas and coal. |
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Columnists
Hennessy's Index
| This month, Hennessy's Index reviews the year that was in 2013, marking significant moments over the last 12 months for income inequality, indigenous rights and youth in Canada. |
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News
Roger Annis
| Residents of the central Calgary neighbourhood of Inglewood staged a protest action against CP Rail over its transport of dangerous chemicals through the city. |
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News
Roger Annis
| The corporate interests responsible for the oil train disaster in Quebec are back on the prowl. |
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William Brehl
| Transport Canada's emergency safety directive issued following the Lac-Mégantic rail tragedy is welcome but more can be done. |
