Canadian Pacific Railway is moving vehicles out of the Canadian east coast port of Saint John again for the first time in 25 years and investing C$90m in track infrastructure over three years to add capacity and services for automotive in Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) is investing C$90m in the development of track infrastructure for moving finished vehicles out of the port of Saint John on the east coast of Canada. It is the first time in 25 years that the rail company has served an Atlantic Ocean port for finished vehicle shipments. The rail company launched its service to Saint John last year when it bought Central Maine & Quebec Railway (CMQ). CP currently receives vehicles manufactured in North America bound for the Atlantic Canada market in Saint John and is preparing for additional capacity and services for imports from overseas.
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