Canadian national railway. (Canada).

From: International Railway Journal | Date: February 1, 2001 | Copyright information

Canadian National Railway's (CN) president, Mr Paul Tellier, has stated that a merger with Canadian Pacific (CP) might occur in the future. He said: "In the context of railways evolving in North America, companies like CN and CP must seek out an alliance to become stronger." Tellier claimed that a combined, na...

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