Factsheets & Infographics
Factsheets
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How legalized marijuana could impact workplace safety
Safety is a top priority for Canada’s railways. Before recreational marijuana becomes legal, governments should be on board with policies to ensure workplaces remain safe. -
Rail relocation in Canada
Rail relocation is the practice of moving rail lines and facilities out of urban areas. In all cases, it is an extremely complex and costly process that involves numerous stakeholders. Railways rely on their massive infrastructure to provide safe and efficient service in a competitive marketplace. In cases where existing rail facilities may not be suitable for upgrading or expansion, railways will explore relocation. However, railways will not commit to relocations that in any way impair their ability to serve their customers.
Infographics
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Enabling Canada’s world-class supply chain
Canada’s railways’ capital investments in 2018 will be a record $5 billion. Our investments are directly benefitting farmers, shippers, and the Canadian economy, and are further demonstrating the rail industry’s commitment to serving as a reliable partner within a world-class supply chain. -
Canada's Railways: Safety Always Boards First
Safety is a top priority for Canada’s railways, and they are committed to continuously improving their safety record. Each year, Canada’s railways launch new initiatives to improve safety, transparency and emergency preparedness, while accelerating their existing safety efforts. -
2016 Provincial/regional profiles
This two-sided document includes a map of Canada’s railway network and key figures related to the rail industry’s performance in 2016. Page two features a table showing provincial and regional rail industry performance data. -
Rail Trends 2017
A summary of the latest safety, economic and financial performance indicators for Canada's rail sector. -
Shortline Railways: Canada’s green transportation infrastructure
Canada's 50-plus shortline railways transport $20.3 billion worth of freight — everything from metals, lumber, grain and manufactured goods — to and from continental rail networks, such as CN and CP's, each year. -
Canada's Railways: Part of the climate change solution
As a signatory to the Paris Agreement on climate change, Canada has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030. Canada’s freight and passenger railways can play a vital role in reaching that goal — through their exceptional fuel economy and longstanding commitment to reducing GHG emissions. -
AskRail™
The AskRail™ app is a safety tool that gives first responders immediate access to accurate, timely data about railcar contents so they can make informed decisions in the event of a rail emergency. -
Rail Trends 2016
A summary of the latest safety, economic and financial performance indicators for Canada's rail sector.