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CN Rail moves 2.91 million tonnes grain in September

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Executive Summary
- Canadian National Railway (CN) set a new September record, moving over 2.91 million metric tonnes of grain from Western Canada—up 80,000 t from the prior monthly record.
- The record underscores CN’s ability to handle peak harvest volumes and maintain steady supply‑chain flow as the season winds down.
- CN released its 2025‑2026 winter operations plan, outlining proactive network measures to ensure reliable service through colder months.
Key Details
- Grain movement: 2.91 million metric tonnes shipped in September 2024 from Western Canada.
- Record increase: +80,000 metric tonnes versus the previous highest‑volume September.
- Statement: Janet Drysdale, interim Chief Commercial Officer, highlighted focus on safe and efficient delivery during the final harvest stage.
- Winter plan: CN published its 2025‑2026 winter operations strategy, detailing proactive network solutions to mitigate weather‑related disruptions.
Notable Quotes
- “September’s results highlight our continued focus on delivering our customers’ goods safely and efficiently to market.” – Janet Drysdale, Interim Chief Commercial Officer, CN.
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