Canadian National Railway

Canadian National Railway (CN) is Canada's largest railway company, operating a vast network that spans approximately 20,000 miles. It connects the Atlantic coast in Nova Scotia to the Pacific coast in British Columbia. Established in 1919, CN has grown to become a leading transportation and logistics provider.

It facilitates the movement of goods across North America through its extensive operations.

Services and Operations

CN offers a comprehensive range of services, including freight transportation, intermodal services, and logistics solutions.

The company's rail network enables transportation of diverse commodities such as natural resources, manufactured products, and finished goods.

CN's intermodal services provide efficient connections between rail and truck transportation, enhancing supply chain flexibility for customers.

Additional services include transload and distribution, customs brokerage, and business development solutions that support various industries.

Network and Infrastructure

CN's rail network is strategically positioned to serve key markets across Canada and the United States.

The infrastructure includes intermodal terminals, ports, and logistics hubs, facilitating seamless transportation and distribution.

CN invests in infrastructure and technology to ensure reliable and timely delivery of goods, showing its commitment to network efficiency and expansion.

Commitment to Sustainability and Community

CN is dedicated to environmental sustainability and community engagement.

It implements programs supporting social responsibility and environmental compliance to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices.

The company's involvement in community initiatives reflects its ongoing commitment to positively impact the regions it serves.

Locations

CN operates across Canada and the United States, with offices and facilities in various locations.

• United States: Hammond, IN, USA – significant operations supporting its extensive network.