Transportation
Bombardier investigating reported links to Uighur forced labour in China [UPDATED]
The Canadian manufacturer says it is taking the allegations seriously
No injuries as freight train derails in industrial area of Kingston, Ont.
Police are still investigating why the freight train derailed
Trudeau urges patience as Wet’suwet’en mull over proposed land and title deal
The PM sidestepped a question about how the deal will affect the pipeline project
Bombardier woes reflect Canada’s failed infrastructure policy
Sustainable infrastructure investments have been neglected and rail transport export surpluses have turned to deficits
Wet’suwet’en chiefs, ministers reach draft arrangement in pipeline dispute
Work on the Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline at the heart of the dispute is set to resume March. 2
Ministers wrap pipeline talks with hereditary chiefs for the day in B.C.
Talks are set to resume Feb. 28
Conservative MP questions whether rail blockades constitute terrorism
Doug Shipley put that question to Public Safety Minister Bill Blair Feb. 27 during testimony at the House of Commons public safety and national security committee
All eyes on Wet’suwet’en chiefs’ meeting with federal, provincial ministers
Both the RCMP and Coastal GasLink said they agreed to conditions requested by the chiefs to allow the meetings to progress
Ottawa’s LRT line leaves thousands out in the cold during heavy snowstorm
The system needs 13 trains to run at full service but at some points during the morning rush hour only six were working
Bolder actions, words from protesters behind Quebec and Ontario rail blockades
Demonstrators in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory near Belleville, Ont., were shown standing on rail tracks as a CN Rail train approached, then jumping out of the way at the last second
