CP Risks Losing Customers If They Hire Ex-CN Boss
• April 6, 2012 • Comments Off on CP Risks Losing Customers If They Hire Ex-CN BossPosted in Canadian National Railway, Cando Contracting Ltd., CN Railway, Community relations, Conservation, CP Railway, Environmental impact, Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Fire, Fred Green, Health impact, Hunter Harrison, Imperial Oil, Landowner notification, Legislation, Noise and vibration, Property devaluation, Proximity, Rail yard, Railway Association of Canada, Safety, Smell, Socio-economic impact, Strathcona County
Tags: breach of federal legislation, Bretona ConservAction Area, Canadian National Railway, Cando Contracting Ltd community relations, Cando Contracting Ltd environmental impacts, Cando Contracting Ltd landowner notification, Cando Contracting Ltd., CN community relations, CN compensation, CN cost-cutting, CN customer relations, CN customer service, CN employee relations, CN environmental impacts, CN environmental policy, CN fire, CN health impacts, CN landowner notification, CN privatization, CN profits, CN property devaluation, CN rail yard, CN Railway, CN safety, CP Railway, Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Fred Green, Hunter Harrison, Imperial Oil community relations, Imperial Oil environmental impacts, Imperial Oil environmental policy, Imperial Oil Ltd., Railway Association of Canada, Strathcona County, wildlife conservation
Canadian National in Court Again
• March 16, 2011 • Comments Off on Canadian National in Court AgainPosted in Canadian National Railway, CN Railway, Environmental impact, Health impact, Legislation, Noise and vibration, Property devaluation, Safety, Smell, Socio-economic impact, Spills, TRAC, U.S. Surface Transportation Board
Tags: breach of federal legislation, Canadian National Railway, CN environmental impacts, CN health impacts, CN property devaluation, CN Rail, CN safety, CN spill, Elgin Joliet & Eastern Rail Line, Railway noise and vibration, railway smell impacts, The Regional Answer to Canadian National, TRAC, train blockages, U.S. Surface Transportation Board
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