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01

ITE Management acquires rail-car lessor C.K. Industries

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Dec
01

KCS holiday train program pumps funds into Salvation Army

Rail News Home Kansas City Southern 12/1/2021 Rail News: Kansas City Southern
For the second straight year, the Class I canceled its Holiday Express due to the pandemic. Photo – KCS

Kansas City Southern so far has raised about $120,000 for The Salvation Army through its Holiday Express program.

In September, the Class I announced plans to celebrate the 21st anniversary of its Holiday Express train — which again will not operate this year due to the pandemic — with a fundraiser. Raised funds will benefit The Salvation Army in 21 communities located in Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas.

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KCS holiday train program pumps funds into Salvation Army

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KCS holiday train program pumps funds into Salvation Army

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Dec
01

STB sets new class exemption for emergency temporary trackage rights

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Nov
30

Rail supplier news from WSP and SNC-Lavalin (Nov. 30)

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Nov
30

TransLink to add Interac Debit as contactless payment option

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Nov
30

TSA names surface transportation security committee members

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Nov
30

PANYNJ proposes $7.9 billion budget for 2022

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Nov
30

Transport Canada amends grade crossing regulations

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Nov
30

Build America Bureau refinances TIFIA loan for Moynihan Train Hall

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Nov
30

STB grants Amtrak's request for CSX Choctaw Yard access

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Nov
30

In memoriam: CSX senior executive and change agent Mark Wallace

Rail News Home CSX Transportation 11/30/2021 Rail News: CSX Transportation
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CSX Executive Vice President Mark Wallace died Nov. 28 following a battle with cancer. He was 52.

Wallace had moved into a strategic advisory role in June while he underwent cancer treatment. He joined CSX in spring 2017 as EVP of corporate affairs and chief of staff, and later was named EVP of sales and marketing in July 2018. He also served a stint as EVP and chief administrative officer.

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30

In memoriam: CSX senior executive and change agent Mark Wallace

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Nov
29

San Diego MTS off to promising ridership start on trolley extension

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Nov
29

Sound Transit's Lynwood Link extension reaches halfway point

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Nov
29

U.S. intermodal volume slide continued in Week 46

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Nov
29

Rail unions countersue Metra over COVID vaccine policy

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Nov
29

CP's Creel is magazine's top strategist of 2021

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29

CP's Creel is magazine's top strategist of 2021

Rail News Home Canadian Pacific 11/29/2021 Rail News: Canadian Pacific
The Globe and Mail's Report on Business magazine has named Canadian Pacific President and CEO Keith Creel its 2021 Strategist of the Year award winner.The magazine bestows awards each year to five CEOs who have materially changed and improved the strategic position of his or her organization. The other four annual awards are the new CEO of the year, corporate citizen of the year, global visionary of the year and innovator of the year.Creel became CP's president and CEO in January 2017 and joined the Class I’s board in May 2015. He is the 17th person to lead the company since its founding in 1881. Creel previously was appointed president and chief operating officer in February 2013."It is my honor to accept this award on behalf of the entire CP family of railroaders. Leading the dedicated people who make this iconic company run safely and efficiently is one of the great privileges of my life," said Creel in a press release.Prior to joining CP, Creel served CN as executive vice president and COO. His previous positions at CN include executive vice president of operations, senior VP of the Eastern Region and Western Region, and VP of the Prairie Division. Creel began his railroading career at Burlington Northern Railway in 1992 as an intermodal ramp manager in Birmingham, Alabama."Keith is a focused, extraordinary leader with unwavering determination. We are proud to have him leading our iconic Canadian company," said CP Chair Isabelle Courville.

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