Turcotte said he questioned Harding about why he was leaving a smoking locomotive running overnight. He testified that Harding told him "one of the engines had worked hard on the way to Nantes. He said Harding told him it was customary to leave the train idling overnight in Nantes when the MMA used this route. (Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press)Turcotte testified Harding told him that perhaps he should call the U.S. side if he was worried about the environment. "They have more pull, maybe they'll say to turn off the engine," Turcotte said Harding told him.

Source: CBC News November 07, 2017 23:37 UTC