2023-04-22

A train derailment is seen near McPhillips Street on April 21, 2023. The derailment has prompted Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government to refloat the billion-dollar idea of relocating rail lines outside the city. (CTV News Photo Jamie Dowsett)

Manitoba may re-examine rail relocation following train derailment

A train derailment closed a stretch of a busy Winnipeg thoroughfare Friday and prompted Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government to refloat the billion-dollar idea of relocating rail lines outside the city.
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