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CPR working to unplug grain bottlenecks

The Canadian Press

WINNIPEG — Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. is taking steps to make sure grain and other high-demand commodities flow more smoothly across the continent, the company's chief executive officer said Friday. Fred Green said the railway “took away some learnings” from the past few quarters, which were beset by weather delays and other operational challenges.

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