CP Rail boss talks terrorism potentialWarns of dangers if US, Canadian governments require railroads to disclose what, when and where they carry dangerous goods Gary Park For Petroleum News Bakken
Canadian Pacific Railway has added the elephant in the closet to the unease over the use of rail to move crude oil and other volatile energy products.
Hunter Harrison, who became chief executive officer at CP Rail after heading a successful turnaround at rival Canadian National Railway, startled the....
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