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Beavers may have contributed to fatal train derailment in northern Manitoba: Canada’s Transportation Safety Board

September 20, 2018 Administrator

By The Canadian Press, The Globe And Mail; September 19, 2018 A Transportation Safety Board investigator says beavers may have…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Beavers May Have Contributed to Derailment, Canada, Derailment, Freight Railroads, Hudson Bay Railway, Manitoba, One Fatality, Rail Safety, Thompson, Transportation, Transportation Safety Board, TSB, Washed Out Tracks

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