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Apr
13

DART opens Irving rail station on Orange Line

Apr
13

Long Beach port logged busiest month in March

Apr
13

Metrolinx advances maintenance facility, Greenway projects

Apr
13

Illinois DOT solicits proposals for port improvements

Apr
13

Rio Grande Pacific names Stevens VP of industrial rail services

Apr
13

MARTA OKs contract for Beltline transit engineering study

Apr
13

CP, KCS urge STB to review proposed merger under waiver rule

Apr
12

Rail supplier news from ORR Safety, Shell, Whitmore, Alstom and STV (April 12)

Apr
12

Metra wraps up Woodstock station rehab project

Apr
12

NYC subway ridership tops 2 million for first time since pandemic

Apr
12

San Diego MTS board OKs $125 million capital improvement program

Apr
12

SC Ports opens Leatherman Terminal

Apr
12

Sound Transit to open Northgate Link light-rail extension in October

Apr
12

CP, KCS garner more support for proposed merger

Apr
12

CP, KCS garner more support for proposed merger

Rail News Home Canadian Pacific 4/12/2021 Rail News: Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. and Kansas City Southern continue to accumulate support for their proposed merger, claiming that more than 375 customers, ports, transloaders and other stakeholders have filed letters of support with the Surface Transportation Board (STB).The latest supporters include XPO Logistics, CF Industries, Dollarama, Milar Western and Full Circle Ag, CP and KCS officials said in a press release.Similar to the shippers and others that filed favorable statements and letters with the STB on March 31 and April 6, the new supporters stated they expect the combination of CP and KCS would "invigorate transportation competition, expand access to existing and growing markets and provide new service offerings that wold improve transit times and reliability," the Class Is said.Many of the supporters also urged the STB to review the transaction as swiftly as possible.CP and KCS on March 21 announced they've entered a merger agreement in which CP would acquire KCS stock in a cash transaction worth $29 billion, including about $3.8 billion of outstanding KCS debt. Upon STB approval, CP would acquire control of KCS. The new railroad would be called Canadian Pacific Kansas City.   

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