By Eric Atkins, The Globe And Mail; March 15, 2018
A coalition of U.S. grain companies has complained to the U.S. railway regulator about deteriorating service and new and higher charges at major North American railways.
The criticisms echo those levelled in Western Canada, where poor rail service has left some farmers short of cash, sparked a scolding from the federal government and led to the ouster of one railway chief executive officer.
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