Posted AT 5:21 AM EDT on 07/12/05
B.C. probe urged after two CN trains derail in one day
Vancouver — CN Rail should be restricted to running no more than 80 cars per train throughout British Columbia and the provincial government should launch a rail-safety investigation, the New Democratic Party's transportation critic said yesterday.
"Enough is enough," said David Chudnovsky, commenting after two CN Rail trains derailed on the same day this week in the Lower Mainland.
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