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Tag: VIA Lost $1.7 Million In Revenue

Hudson Bay Railway’s Churchill line washout cost VIA Rail Canada $1.7M in revenue

October 19, 2018 Administrator

By Dylan Robertson, Winnipeg Free Press; October 15, 2018 OTTAWA — Via Rail estimates it lost almost $1.7 million in…

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Posted in: VIA Rail Canada Filed under: Canada, Churchill, Flooded Tracks, Freight Railroads, Hudson Bay Railway, Intercity, Manitoba, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Ridership, Tracks Washed Out in 2017, Transportation, VIA Lost $1.7 Million In Revenue, VIA Rail Canada

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