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CN Network Returns to Normal after Washouts in British Columbia

CN's British Columbia network productivity has returned to pre-washout levels as crews continue to return track to service following recent washouts in the province.

The British Columbia network was shut down between Nov. 14 and Dec. 4 as the Class I experienced 58 outages over 150 miles.

Approximately 282,000 cubic yards of rock, earth and backfill materials were moved to rebuild damaged locations, the equivalent of 25,000 truckloads.

Despite setbacks – including a recent stoppage near Jasper and cold weather in the Prairies – operating metrics are pointing to a "successful recovery" nearly two weeks after the network reopened, CN officials said.

Read more in an article from Progressive Railroading.