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Company pulls out of running to takeover northern Manitoba rail line to Churchill

May 22, 2018 Administrator

By The Canadian Press, National Post; May 22, 2018 WINNIPEG — A company that announced a surprise bid earlier this…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Backs Out of Project, Canada, Churchill, Cut Off From Outside Except by Air or Ship in Warm Weather, Freight Railroads, Hudson Bay Railway, iChurchill, Manitoba, Port of Churchill Isolated, Town of Churchill, Tracks Washed Out May 2017 Flooding, Transportation

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