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RAIL TRENDS 2020 www.railcan.ca TM Yukon Territory Northwest Territories WWP&YRP&YR Nunavut C a n a d aHay River British Columbia KLT Schefferville Churchill Newfoundland and TTSHSH Labrador Alber ta VVIAIA Labrador City Prince QIO VVIAIA CN HBRY QNSL Rupert CFRR Saskatchewan CN RRMRMR KRC ARN Manitoba AMIC Sept-ëles Edmonton Quebec VVIAIA SCFG VVIAIA PPrincerince CTRW EEdwarddward RRMRMR Moosonee CP RRMRMR BBRRRR IIslandsland AAPRPR SSaskatoonaskatoon CN RS New Ontario OONRNR CN Brunswick Moncton CCalgaryalgary CBNS VVIAIA VVIAIA CN VVIAIA Vancouver WWCECE LLMRMR VVIAIA ONR CCFCFC VVIAIA CN VVIAIA SVI BGS RReginaegina PPDCRDCR NBSR BCR SRY KFR PRS CEMR QubecQubec EMRY Halifax BNSF CFQG Nova CP CP CP NCR AAMTKMTK WWinnipeginnipeg CFL Scotia GWR VVIAIA EEXOXO CP BTCR Thunder Bay Montral Sherbrooke SSudburyudbury CCRR SLQ HCRY OVR VVIAIA CSX AAMTKMTK Class 1 railways VVIAIA BCRY GGOO Shortline railways SSSRSR OBRY Toronto Passenger railways TTR AAMTKMTK GEXR PCHR SOR CSX OSR Detroit VVIAIA Windsor ETR RAC members as of Dec. 31, 2019 ISBN: 978-1-927520-12-3 Yukon Territory Northwest Territories WWP&YRP&YR Nunavut C a n a d aHay River British Columbia KLT Schefferville Churchill Newfoundland and TTSHSH Labrador Alber ta VVIAIA Labrador City Prince QIO VVIAIA CN HBRY QNSL Rupert CFRR Saskatchewan CN RRMRMR KRC ARN Manitoba AMIC Sept-ëles Edmonton Quebec VVIAIA SCFG VVIAIA PPrincerince CTRW EEdwarddward RRMRMR Moosonee CP RRMRMR BBRRRR IIslandsland AAPRPR SSaskatoonaskatoon CN RS New Ontario OONRNR CN Brunswick Moncton CCalgaryalgary CBNS VVIAIA VVIAIA CN VVIAIA Vancouver WWCECE LLMRMR VVIAIA ONR CCFCFC VVIAIA CN VVIAIA SVI BGS RReginaegina PPDCRDCR NBSR BCR SRY KFR PRS CEMR QubecQubec EMRY Halifax BNSF CFQG Nova CP CP CP NCR AAMTKMTK WWinnipeginnipeg CFL Scotia GWR VVIAIA EEXOXO CP BTCR Thunder Bay Montral Sherbrooke SSudburyudbury CCRR SLQ HCRY OVR VVIAIA CSX AAMTKMTK Class 1 railways VVIAIA BCRY GGOO Shortline railways SSSRSR OBRY Toronto Passenger railways TTR AAMTKMTK GEXR PCHR SOR CSX OSR Detroit VVIAIA Windsor ETR 99 Bank Street Phone: (613) 567-8591 www.railcan.ca Suite 901 Fax: (613) 567-6726 Ottawa, ON Email: [email protected] K1P 6B9 Rail Trends 2020 I MEMBER COMPANIES 2019 APR Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions NBSR New Brunswick Southern AMTK Amtrak Railway Company Limited AMIC ArcelorMittal Infrastructure NCR Nipissing Central Canada S.E.N.C. Railway Company BCR BCR Properties Ltd. NS Norfolk Southern Railway BCRY Barrie-Collingwood Railway ONR Ontario Northland Transportation Commission BRR Battle River Railway NGC Inc. OSR Ontario Southland Railway Inc. BGS Big Sky Rail Corp. OBRY Orangeville Brampton Railway BNSF BNSF Railway Company OVR Ottawa Valley Railway BTRC Boundary Trail Railway Company Ltd. PDCR Prairie Dog Central Railway — Vintage Locomotive Society Inc. CBNS Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia Railway QIO Quebec Iron Ore Inc. CR Capital Railway CFQG Québec Gatineau Railway Inc. CTRW Carlton Trail Railway QNSL Québec North Shore and Labrador Railway Company Inc. CMQR Central Maine & Québec Railway Canada Inc. RS Roberval and Saguenay Railway Company CEMR Central Manitoba Railway Inc. CFRR Romaine River Railway CFA Chemin de fer Arnaud Québec Company CN CN SCFG Société du chemin CFL Compagnie du Chemin de fer de la Gaspésie de Fer Lanaudière Inc. SSR South Simcoe Railway CP CP SOR Southern Ontario Railway CSX CSX Transportation Inc. SRY Southern Railway of EMRY Eastern Maine Railway Co. British Columbia Ltd. ETR Essex Terminal Railway Co. SLQ St. Lawrence & Atlantic EXO exo Railroad (Québec) Inc. GEXR Goderich-Exeter Railway TTR Toronto Terminals Railway Company Ltd. Company Ltd. RMR Great Canadian Railtour CFC Train Touristique Company Ltd. de Charlevoix Inc. GWR Great Western Railway Ltd. PCHR Trillium Railway Co. Ltd. HBRY Hudson Bay Railway TSH Tshiuetin Rail Transportation Inc. HCRY Huron Central Railway Inc. UP Union Pacific Railroad Company KRC Keewatin Railway Company VIA VIA Rail Canada Inc. KFR Kettle Falls International Railway LLC WCE West Coast Express Ltd. KLT Knob Lake and WP&YR White Pass and Yukon Timmins Railway Route Railroad LMR Last Mountain Railway Current membership: GO Metrolinx www.railcan.ca/who-we-are/ rac-members/ II Rail Trends 2020 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2019 A&B Rail Services Drain-All Ltd. RTC Rail Solutions Ltd. Absopulse Electronics Ltd. Elbow River Marketing Ltd. Sait Polytechnic Allied Track Services FORMA-TRAIN Sands Bulk Transport Amsted Rail Frauscher Sensor Sandy Cooke Technology USA Inc. Consulting Inc. Ashcroft Terminal GATX Rail Canada Soulanges Railway Atlantic Industries Limited Corporation Services Inc. AvL Construction Groupe Pelletier Entretien Stantec Inc. Group Inc. HARSCO Rail Suncor Energy Products Bayside Canadian Railway Partnership J Lanfranco Fastener British Columbia Institute Systems Inc T-Rail Products Inc. of Technology Koch Fertilizer Toromont Cat Canadian Heartland Canada ULC Training Railway Services TYBO Contracting Inc. L.A. Hébert Ltée Canadian Rail Research VIP Rail Laboratory McCarthy Tétrault Wabtec Corporation Canadian Urban Transit McIntosh Perry Association Consulting Engineers Ltd. Walker Industries Inc. Cando Rail Services Mecfor inc. Whiting Equipment Limited Canada Montréal Port Authority Cégep de Sept-Îles X-Rail Signalisation Inc. NARSTCO CPCS Transcom Limited Ontario Steel Haulers Inc. Current associate Crescent Point Energy membership: PNR Railworks www.railcan.ca/who- CSTP Inc. we-are/rac-associate- Rail Cantech members/ Davanac Inc. RailTerm Dillon Consulting Limited RB&C Maintenance of Way Dominion Railway Services Ltd. Red River College Rail Trends 2020 III FOREWORD This is the 28th edition of Rail Trends, the Railway Association of Canada’s (RAC) annual report on the performance of Canada’s railway industry.1 This publication contains a rolling 10-year review of financial and statistical results, reflecting multiple aspects of railway performance in Canada.2 This edition covers the 2010 to 2019 period. The data in Rail Trends is reported by RAC member companies: Class 1 (6 members) and shortline (39) freight railways, as well as tourist (6), intercity (2) and commuter (5) passenger rail service providers. Canadian Class 1 freight railways (CN and CP) account for the majority of freight rail activity in Canada. For that reason, most of the data presented in Rail Trends reflects Class 1 carriers. While RAC represents the vast majority of non-Class 1 railways in Canada, it does not represent that entire sector. Data pertaining to non-Class 1 railways in this report should viewed with that lens. A detailed profile of railway industry performance by province is available upon request.3 The data in Rail Trends is categorized into the following sub-sections: • Freight traffic • Passenger transportation • Safety • Financial information, investments and taxes • Employment • Track and equipment Data reflects performance in Canada only. Figures may not add up to totals due to rounding. A glossary of railway terms appears in Appendix A, conversion factors can be found in Appendix B and safety-specific definitions are provided in Appendix C. __________________ 1 This document contains revised data and, as such, supersedes earlier versions of Rail Trends. 2 In some cases, relative variations reflect a change in the way certain members report data. 3 Contact Jonathan Thibault ([email protected]). IV Rail Trends 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEMBER COMPANIES (2019) .............................................II ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (2019) ............................................III FOREWORD ...........................................................IV EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ..................................................1 DELIVERING FOR CANADIANS — A 10-YEAR SNAPSHOT OF RAIL IN CANADA ... 2 FREIGHT TRAFFIC .......................................................3 REVENUE TON-MILES, GROSS TON-MILES AND FREIGHT TRAIN-MILES .........................................3 CARLOADS ........................................................4 INTERMODAL TRAFFIC ............................................. 5 CARLOADS BY COMMODITY ....................................... 6 FREIGHT REVENUE BY COMMODITY. 7 AVERAGE LENGTH OF HAUL AND AVERAGE CARS PER FREIGHT TRAIN. 9 FREIGHT RATES .....................................................10 PRODUCTIVITY ...................................................... 11 FUEL CONSUMPTION AND COST .....................................12 PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION .........................................13 COMMUTER RAIL ....................................................13 INTERCITY PASSENGER RAIL .........................................14 SAFETY ...............................................................15 CROSSING AND TRESPASSING .....................................16 FREIGHT ..........................................................17 PASSENGER ......................................................18 ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DANGEROUS GOODS ......................19 FINANCIAL INFORMATION, INVESTMENTS AND TAXES ...................20 OPERATING EXPENSES, REVENUES AND INCOME .....................20 INVESTMENTS. 22 TAXES .............................................................24 EMPLOYMENT ........................................................26 TRACK AND EQUIPMENT .............................................. 27 APPENDIX A — GLOSSARY. 28 APPENDIX B — CONVERSION FACTORS ................................29 APPENDIX C — SAFETY DEFINITIONS ...................................30 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Rail is the backbone of Canada’s economy,
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