Western Canadian ports, rails flex up after peak season delays

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Western Canadian ports, rails flex up after peak season delays

| Feb 01, 2018 3:46PM EST
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Canadian National Railway, and Canadian Pacific Railway are expanding their assets and capacity to prepare for the peak season of 2018 after a troublesome peak last year.
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