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Ottawa Life interviewed Michael Bourque, the new President & Chief Executive Officer of the Railway Association of Canada, on his new role and the importance of the rail sector to Canada's global supply chain. Read the interview and companion story at:

http://www.ottawalife.com/2012/05/railway-series-interview-with-michael-bourque/

http://www.ottawalife.com/2012/05/rail-trends-the-economic-spin-offs-benefit-all-canadians/

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