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Strike at CP Rail ends after just 1 day; sides to talk through mediator
Federal transport minister said strike could have cost Canadian economy more than $200 million in lost GDP every week
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Teamsters union serves strike notice to CP Rail
CP executive said rail operator “is committed to finding a workable solution with the union and continues to bargain in good faith”
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CP on track with growth plan despite cutting crude forecasts
Calgary-based CP still expects to double earnings by 2018 despite cutting amount of crude it expects to carry
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CN, CP fined combined $150K in 2014 over grain shipments
CP disputing its $50,000 fine on basis grain shipment shortfall was result of matters beyond its control
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Canadian Pacific CEO defends railway’s handling of grain backlog
CEO Hunter Harrison said he wants to “set the record straight” on how the railway has managed shipments during a particularly nasty winter
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Penalties needed for delayed rail shipments: agriculture minister
Minister says shippers and handlers all along the line are paying steep fines for missing deadlines but railways are exempt
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CP CEO: ‘All mighty dollar’ to blame for slow switch to new tank cars
The DOT-111 cars, built before 2011, have been long criticized for having hulls that are too weak to withstand a crash
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Deep freeze, derailment ding Canadian rail firms
Analysts say weather challenges in the quarter shouldn’t dampen investor enthusiasm
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Calgary mayor wants answers from CP after second derailment
Eight rail cars full of oil chemicals derailed at train yard in city, forcing closure of major road
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Railway customers expect growth of prices and volumes will moderate next year
Of 74 top railway customers, 72 per cent expected higher prices next year
