GUERNSEY, Sask.—The reeve of a Saskatchewan municipality where a second fiery train derailment has occurred in less than two months says it's time for the federal government to look more seriously at pipelines to move oil. Jack Gibney of the Rural Municipality of Usborne says "oil is going to move one way or another." A Canadian Pacific Railway freight train jumped the tracks near Guernsey, about 115 kilometres southeast of Saskatoon, early Thursday. The Transportation Safety Board said its investigators could not get to the wreckage as a result. Gibney said people appreciate the rail company's efforts, but are still concerned about rail safety and the transportation of oil.

Source: thestar February 07, 2020 17:46 UTC