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Inadequate water drainage blamed for VIA passenger derailment in Togo
That deafening sound was the empty barn’s door slamming shut.
If that’s the CN response, and, possibly their first acknowledging spring breakup and thaw affects, how many damage-injury lawyers do you think have salivary glands secreting torrentially?
Bottom line always rules. Cut training and delay maintenance to save money.
Wow. That’s an incredibly poorly written headline. It implies that there was a VIA train derailment in the African country of Togo.
Since no one knows where the tiny town of Togo, SK is perhaps the headline writer might have said “Saskatchewan” instead?
That seems to be business model, Lawrence. Everything will remain status quo until tragedy bites them in the ass.
From Guelph On, Send those Western track inspectors to Ontario where our local Beavers are continuing to block drain pipes under the tracks. They can get a life time of experience in a few days. Don!t forget to bring some Dynamite when you come ???
I know where Togo is – passed through many times on my way to Kamsack (I live in Manitoba which isn’t in Africa either). Probably the biggest event to hit Togo in the past century. Saskatchewan (Canada) is much different compared to California – we don’t seem to be as litigious – passengers were probably happy with their sandwich, soda pop and bus ride.,eh!