On 25 July 2025, a Canadian National Railway Company (CN) mixed-merchandise train was travelling west at approximately 30 miles per hour on the north track of the Dundas Subdivision. The train consisted of 172 cars, including 80 equipped with end-of-car cushioning devices, and was powered by three head-end locomotives and one distributed power locomotive positioned mid-train.
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On 02 September 2025, a Canadian Pacific Railway Company (CPCK) freight train was travelling west on the main track of the Cranbrook Subdivision when 11 empty centrebeam flat cars and one empty box car derailed at Mile 54.
There were no injuries and no dangerous goods involved. The TSB is investigating.
October 16, 2025
Director General, Rail Safety and Security, Transport Canada
Enterprise Building, 14th floor
427 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa ON K1A 0N5
