Across Canada, there’s growing recognition that better mobility between major cities is essential. The country’s first ...

TORONTO -- Freight trains in Canada were expected to roll again soon after the government forced a contract dispute into arbitration Thursday, averting potentially dire economic consequences for ...

Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Kansas City formally locked out employees represented by the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference early Thursday as the labor dispute reached an impasse The fallout ...

Two major high-speed rail corridors have been proposed over the years: Edmonton to Calgary Corridor – A 400 km stretch in Alberta’s most urbanized region, home to 3 million people. Quebec City–Windsor ...

Canada’s Class I railroads are back to work. Two days after Labour Minister Steve MacKinnon sent contract negotiations between the country’s two major railroads and 9,300 union employees to binding ...

Where does freight rail service stand following the Canadian government’s Aug. 24 order for binding arbitration that has allowed its resumption at CN and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC)? On Aug.

Freight trains in Canada were expected to roll again soon after the government forced a contract dispute into arbitration Thursday, averting potentially dire economic consequences for businesses and ...

Canada’s two largest railways are preparing to restart operations after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government stepped in to try to end a lockout that has stopped freight movement, including that ...

Due to technical issues today, SkyTrain's Canada Line experienced one of its longest service disruptions in recent memory.

The union representing workers from Canada’s two largest rail companies filed a court challenge against a labour board order requiring them to return to work. The order was issued after the Teamsters ...

Aside from metropolitan areas with established local or regional public transportation, it’s difficult for a non-motorist, non-flyer to get around the United States these days. I rarely fly, but I ...