CN taking more hands-on approach to create ‘Prince Rupert’ of the east

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CN taking more hands-on approach to create ‘Prince Rupert’ of the east

| Jan 24, 2020 10:05AM EST
CN’s new approach to developing the ports of Halifax and Quebec comes after its limited success in growing intermodal volumes out of the Port of Montreal.
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