Grain By Train

Grain By Train

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Grain By Train episodes

  • For Better or Worse?

    For week 42, Greg and Milt touch on rail performance across the country, then dive right into the newly proposed service and performance indicators from Transport Canada and how they could change how rail performance is recorded.

    17 min
  • A Milestone for the Current Grain Year

    For week 41, Greg and Milt discuss the best rail performance we’ve seen in the current grain year and give a preview of the upcoming Railway Service and Performance Indicators publication in this week’s episode of Grain by Train.

    10 min
  • Good is great. But good and consistent is better.

    After months of inconsistency, both railways have found their stride with a comfortable level of consistency, but demand remains low. For week 39, Greg and Milt break down rail performance across the provinces and look ahead at what to expect in the next grain year on this week's Grain by Train.

    11 min
  • The best-combined performance in months

    Both railways moved in the same direction in week 37 - posting their best combined performance since November. But the correlation between demand and performance remains a mystery. Greg and Milt break down the latest on this week's Grain by Train.

    14 min
  • CP eliminates outstanding orders coming out of week 36

    "The fact that they (CP) have completely eliminated their outstanding orders coming out of week 36 is a very good sign."CP with a near perfect week while CN saw some struggles in Alberta. Milt breaks down performance by province, with a guest host, on this week's Grain by Train.

    13 min
  • Smoother Days Ahead?

    Both major railways rebounded in a big way last week, each fulfilling more than 80% of orders. How did it happen, and is this a sign of smoother days ahead? Greg and Milt discuss the uptick this week's episode of Grain by Train

    12 min

About Grain By Train

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Every week, we break down how rail performance is impacting the movement and export of Western Canadian Grain.