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  2. May 6

    Remember

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  3. 6 Jul 2020

    7 years ago today, ’s deregulation facilitated the conditions to allow a 1-person train to blow up the town of killing 47 people, destroying their families and the town’s soul.

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  4. Jul 6

    Eight years ago, 47 people lost their lives in the Lac-Mégantic tragedy. Since then, the Teamsters Union has continued to lobby the government to make the rail industry safer. Let us never forget Lac-Mégantic. 🙏

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  5. Apr 13
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    Now do health and worker safety comparables and construction failures. All sorts of people die when you cut red tape. You should know. Your government killed 49 people to save labour costs for rail companies.

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  6. 29 Jan 2019

    The disaster of was a combination of regulatory failure & corporate control, author Bruce Campbell tells a Vancouver audience at the end of a BC book tour.

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  7. 12 Nov 2020

    / / / / / Conclusion:

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    So this can be Ford's Walkerton. Can't wait for wikipedia to add this "accomplishment".
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  8. 11 May 2018

    Ottawa announcing a 12.8 km railroad bypass in . Estimated cost: 133 million.

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  9. 6 Jul 2018

    5 years since the unbelievable tragedy. Such destruction and grief. All so completely avoidable. Thinking of the town today.

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  10. 6 Jul 2018

    Letter from in support of 5 years ago. Friendship brings collaboration, help and compassion

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  11. 8 Jun 2019

    Since all about transparencynow, can she answer Qs about ?

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  12. May 7

    MPs puzzled why is dogging rail safety reforms 8 yrs after : 'If a house caught fire would you spend a month consulting?'

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  13. 6 Jul 2018

    Five years ago today in , Quebec a train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded killing over 40 people and destroying half of the town centre. Today, a community owned farm is replacing feelings of devastation with hope. #ChargedUphttp://ow.ly/hCI930kNXjK

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  14. Oct 24

    04:35 EnvCanada issued statement

  15. 26 Sep 2019

    Blow up any towns lately? Kill anybody with poison meat again? Kill anybody with poison water again? Kill any cops again because they didn't have the proper safety equipment & training? austerity kills

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  16. 21 Oct 2019

    Hey , who knew losing could be so "sexy"...

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  17. 10 May 2019

    : Residents living in the municipalities of , , and the nearby areas are invited to attend public information sessions on the bypass track project.

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  18. 25 Nov 2019

    After the private rail monopolies made inevitable, how can CN be allowed to undermine public & workplace safety like this? The is right and just. To hell with the company and strikebreaking politicians.

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  19. 22 May 2019

    Regulatory cooperation under has eroded safety regulations - even after a disaster like the oil train crash. Our new report shows how 'good regulatory practices' in trade deals threaten policies in the public interest.

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  20. 6 Jul 2019

    6 years ago today, a runaway train hauling crude oil derailed, killing 47 people & destroying the infrastructure of , QC. The town's reconstruction is ongoing & residents continue to suffer from . Take time to remember the deadly disaster:

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  21. 6 Jul 2018

    You're going to see a lot of subtle propaganda from oil lobbyists today trying to use the Lac-Mégantic tragedy to push for unneeded pipelines. was due to Harper's cuts to rail safety + the oil was not from Alberta, it was US shale.

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