Canada delivers final funds for Montreal port rail fluidity project

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Canada delivers final funds for Montreal port rail fluidity project

| Apr 16, 2018 9:05AM EDT
Shippers concerned that rising cargo volumes at the Port of Montreal will increase rail dwell times may have their fears allayed by a Canadian Government investment designed to improve rail efficiency and make the port more competitive.
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