Canadian National Railway Co. closed 22.6% below its 52-week high of C$181.34, which the company achieved on March 21st.

Cleanup continues after 13 cars of a Canadian National Railway train derailed Monday night between Dalmeny and Langham, Sask.

Canadian National Railway Co. closed 23.6% below its 52-week high of C$181.34, which the company achieved on March 21st.

Twin Cities Intermodal Terminal continues its growth path. Also, CN’s Winnipeg Engineering team debuts the “Safety Champion” ...

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Internal documents show that Via trains, which run mostly on CN tracks, arrived late along its Windsor-Quebec City corridor ...

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Canadian National Railway (TSX:CNR) has been a cornerstone of Canada’s transportation infrastructure for over a century, ...

These railway stocks aren't going anywhere, but while one offers more stability, the other offers more growth potential.

Both these railway stocks have a strong future outlook, but which offers more value, and which more growth? The post Best ...