Federal regulators oredered Canadian Pacific Railway to take steps to curb the noise coming from its southeast Calgary Alyth yard.
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Federal regulators oredered Canadian Pacific Railway to take steps to curb the noise coming from its southeast Calgary Alyth yard.
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A devastating trainyard fire in Quebec is again raising questions about the safety of the central railyard in Medicine Hat.
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CALGARY – Canadian Pacific Railway had a record-setting first quarter and is on track to deliver the best year-end financial results in the company’s history, CEO Hunter Harrison said Wednesday.
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The city is staying on track with its noise study at Alyth yard despite Canadian Pacific Railway pulling out of its funding agreement.
City council agreed Monday to fund an extra $30,000 for the noise project’s second phase.
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CALGARY — Calgary-based Canadian Pacific Railway will move all of its employees from its downtown headquarters at Gulf Canada Square to a new building at the company’s Ogden Yard in southeast Calgary by the end of this year, the Herald has learned.
Ed Greenberg, spokesperson for CP, said the main headquarters will be a two-storey, 214,000-square-foot building. There will also be three other smaller buildings on the property, which will house certain functions such as training and administrative services.
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The city’s noise study on the Canadian Pacific Railway yard near a residential neighbourhood is on the right track, but politicians haven’t made a decision to keep it going.
The Priorities and Finance Committee Tuesday decided to postpone a decision for two weeks, which will see the next phases of the noise monitoring continue pending Mayor Naheed Nenshi speaking with CP CEO Hunter Harrison.
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