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Oct 30, 2026
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CN uses scorecards to measure commitments and results and says the initiative has improved labor, locomotive, and fuel productivity.
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There is an article in Canada News Media about how CN has challenged 68 of the 79 Railway Safety Act penalties issued to it by Transport Canada since 2015, representing 86% of its cases.
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The article says 11 of 13 cases with published final outcomes upheld the underlying violation, although some penalties were reduced.
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CN accounts for $7.57 million of the $14.70 million in penalties listed by Transport Canada.
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The report also highlights delays and discrepancies in federal public records, including cases still shown as under review despite tribunal or court decisions.
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Penalties cited involve track standards, stop signals, unsecured cars and blocked crossings.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
the train was going too fast.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
Transport Canada recommended establishing enhanced train controls that would automatically slow down a train but not until 2030.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
They
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were ordered in the states and CN did it within three years.
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That type of accident can happen again that happened in 2012.
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Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
News has emailed Transport Canada asking why it's taken so long to mandate automatic speed control systems.
Adrian GhobrialCORRESPONDENT
We're awaiting their reply.
Jon OstrowerHOST
certification is the first big step.
Jon OstrowerHOST
And what's needed next is actually certification by Transport Canada to validate the FAA side of certification.
Jon OstrowerHOST
And that will allow for deliveries to WestJet.
Jon OstrowerHOST
Boeing has built a bunch of these airplanes already for WestJet, and they are... more or less ready to go.
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Peace River will pay $140,924, or about 22.4%.
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Transport Canada contributed $281,848.
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And CN is responsible for the remaining amount.
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About 1,000 vehicles use the crossing daily.
Christopher HornerGUEST
And if those are built by students that went through, you know, University of Ottawa or Concordia or I don't care where, went to Space Canada, built a student rocket, and we helped some of that move forward, then awesome.
Christopher HornerGUEST
It is really creating that base of talent that we can share not only within D&D and the Canadian forces, but The Space Agency, Transport Canada, as they build out the Canada Launch Act, they will need experts in that field to help shape the regulatory environment for what we need to do.
Christopher HornerGUEST
And so you start to see all these different pathways open up, whether you want to be a policy person working for the government, whether you want to be a legal advisor and you've graduated from the McGill Air and Space Law program.
Christopher HornerGUEST
You know, faculty and you want to do space law for a rocket company or like there's a huge new world opening now that we've kind of unlocked the duality of the commercial and economic value to this country of having launch capacity.
Max FlightHOST
They say it's a 1,700 to 2,300 shaft horsepower clean sheet design turboprop.
Max FlightHOST
It's been certified by Transport Canada.
Max FlightHOST
Aviation Week actually called it a surprise, the product of a secretive five-year development program aimed at new single and twin turboprop aircraft.
Max FlightHOST
My understanding is they don't actually have a new aircraft announced for this engine yet, but they say they're in talks with airframers.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
going too fast.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
Transport Canada recommended establishing enhanced train controls that would automatically slow down a train but not until 2030.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
They
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were ordered in the States and CN did it within three years.
Eric HogueGUEST
And there's other projects I have on the go, like in research and development stages, but that's going to come with the regulations.
Eric HogueGUEST
As Transport Canada lays out more regulations, I'll follow them and then go from there.
Eric HogueGUEST
Delivery drones is the future.
Hal AndersonHOST
I was going to ask you about this.
Hal AndersonHOST
but but they're doing deliveries already uh i think in some cities in canada but certainly in the u.s you think we're still a few years away from it huh
Eric HogueGUEST
Oh, yeah.
Eric HogueGUEST
We're a little bit behind, I feel, but Transport Canada has got to get it right because this is the future, so they have to plan it out perfectly.
Eric HogueGUEST
There's so many variables that come into play.
Mike MilesHOST
Local officials expect the death toll in today's incident to climb.
Mike MilesHOST
Nearly 20 air carriers are seeking a formal exemption from Transport Canada rules that govern their pilots' work schedule.
Mike MilesHOST
The carriers say they need flexibility to cope with unpredictable conditions that frequently disrupt air travel in the north.
Mike MilesHOST
Daniel LeBlanc has more.
Tim PerrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What's being contemplated is potentially very unsafe.
Daniel LeBlancCORRESPONDENT
Sleep experts say that a high level of fatigue after a long day can produce cognitive impairment that is comparable to being drunk.
Daniel LeBlancCORRESPONDENT
A decision from Transport Canada is expected in the coming weeks.
Daniel LeBlancCORRESPONDENT
Daniel Leblanc, CBC News, Ottawa.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
the train was going too fast.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
Transport Canada recommended establishing enhanced train controls that would automatically slow down a train, but not until 2030.
Adrienne GobrielCORRESPONDENT
They
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were ordered in the States and CN did it within three years.
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