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Appeal Court reverses CTA rulings against CN
The Federal Court of Appeal says the regulatory agency made errors in assessing car shortfalls in 2014

CP, CN both top their Prairie grain revenue caps

Western Canada’s publicly owned grain cars need replacing
Who will own the new ones and who will pay for them?

Grain sector hails transport reform
But some farm groups worry about the future of the maximum revenue entitlement

Farmers pay the freight
That’s the message Transportation Minister Marc Garneau heard two weeks before he unveils a plan to revamp Canada’s transportation system

Emerson speaks out on CTA review reaction
The former cabinet minister says the report that bears his name wasn’t intended to address the challenges of today

KAP, APAS seek meeting with Garneau
Consultations on amending the transportation act end Sept. 16 and farm leaders say the minister needs to hear directly from farmers

CTA president says regulatory agency open for business
The agency is beefing up its informal mediation service that’s less costly and time-consuming than the quasi-judicial adjudication process

Grain-shipping measures extended one year
Grain companies and farm group welcome the move and vow to keep the pressure on Ottawa for a permanent solution

Grain elevator group gives Emerson report thumbs down
After careful consideration, the WGEA concludes the report is flawed because it wrongly assumes rail competition exists in Canada