CN Investigates Sideswiped Trains Incident in Northern Alberta

Sunday, May 18, 2025, 4:20 pm

Canadian National Railway is probing an incident in northern Alberta where two trains reportedly sideswiped one another. Although no hazardous materials or fires were involved, the tracks remain closed, forcing a review of safety protocols to prevent future disruptions.


globalnews.ca / Transportation Safety Board investigates derailment after two CN Rail trains collide

According to CN Rail, preliminary reports show the two trains sideswiped each other in a low-speed collision.

theglobeandmail.com / CN investigates after trains ‘sideswiped’ each other in northern Alberta

Railway spokeswoman says there were no fires or hazardous materials involved, and the tracks remain closed at this time

thestar.com / CN investigates after trains 'sideswiped' each other in northern Alberta

EDSON - Canadian National Railway says it's investigating after two trains appear to have "sideswiped" each other in northern Alberta.

edmontonjournal.com / CN closes tracks near Edson after trains collide

Low-speed incident forces several cars off the tracks


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