The author says Canada needs efficiency, resiliency and performance across supply chains rather than singling out the railway industry for more regulation.  |  Mike Sturk photo

Rail over-regulation simplistic solution

In supply chain conversations, facts matter. Let’s start there. Canadian railways invested more than $20 billion in supply chain fluidity and rail capacity over the last decade. That’s roughly 20 to 25 cents of every dollar earned that was reinvested year after year. Rail traffic increased by 25 percent over that time, a growth rate […] Read more