Derailment and extreme snowfall disrupt train service between Montreal and Toronto
Heavy snow and a derailment have disrupted rail traffic, including commuter and Via Rail trains, along the Montreal-Toronto route.
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Snow removal may take up to 3 weeks as Toronto digs out of back-to-back storms, city says
A total of two centimetres of snow are expected, Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson said ... experienced temporary delays and disruptions due to blocked tracks. GO trains operating on ...
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Toronto, Montreal tackle towering snow piles after back-to-back storms
People in the eastern half of Canada are digging out after another monster storm dumped huge amounts of snow for the second time in recent days, with parts of Quebec walloped the hardest.
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TRAINS STALLED IN SNOW, BANKS.; Severe Weather in the Adirondacks -- Blizzard in the Mohawk Valley.
SARANAC LAKE, Feb. 16. -- Trains on all the roads north, south, east, and west are stalled in snowbanks. On the Keysville Road no connections have been made, Delaware and Hudson trains are very ...