Train service resumes in Lytton, B.C., as First Nations leader voices safety concerns
One of two rail companies with routes through Lytton, B.C., says it has resumed service after a wildfire devastated the village last week, a move one First Nations leader says he’s willing to do “what’s necessary” to stop.
Canadian Pacific Railway says in a statement that mainline operations resumed Monday after safety inspections were completed of the tracks and infrastructure.
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The company says it is increasing inspections of its tracks and equipment during this period of extreme weather and staff are on-site supporting local authorities.
