Rail Safety First is a coalition of concerned communitues across Canada working to stop the unsafe transportation of dangerous goods through our neighbourhoods.
@MarcGarneau Doesn't look like the transportation of dangerous goods by rail is included in your top six research projects. Please explain why this is no longer a priority for @Transport_gc?
A train in the Netherlands derailed, smashing past the end of its tracks and almost falling 30 feet into a pier — but was stopped by a sculpture of a whale's tail.
No one was injured. The sculpture is coincidentally named "Saved By The Whale's Tail." 🐳
Just imagine what an evacuation would look like if this happened in Toronto or Montreal or New York or Chicago or San Fran or Calgary....or any big city with oil trains? https://t.co/6aVhOziTT8
Locomotives pulling tanker cars heavy with oil, propane and noxious chemicals continue to be a common sight in the hearts of several major Canadian cities. https://t.co/X1mfz7RKBk
Here’s the report from the Ethanol derailment in Fort Worth, Texas. These unit trains roll through midtown Toronto regularly. How are we OK with this?
https://t.co/XpwjlAqz6K
With the Trans Mountain pipeline and other projects stalled or abandoned, the oil industry has taken to shipping even more oil by rail despite derailments. https://t.co/hH2OjDKgtX via @torontostar
CP to appeal TC Ministerial Order that came on the heels of a derailment that killed 3 people, when it plunged off a bridge into the Kicking Horse River. https://t.co/QQSOzhRvMQ