The Canadian rail teeter-totterSector faces costs of implementing safety regulations and increasing construction costs while market share uncertainty persists Gary Park For Petroleum News Bakken
Canada’s rail industry is being pulled in both directions in the crude oil sector as it makes steady advances by taking advantage of pipeline bottlenecks, but casts a wary eye at cost overruns on some terminal projects and shifts in crude prices.
Dale Clark, vice president of Tundra Energy Marketing....
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