CN Moves Saskatoon Terminal to City Edge
In a bold railway redevelopment, CN relocates yard, station, and workshops to Saskatoon’s outskirts as part of a broader city heart renewal. The terminal handles 1500 cars daily, employs 919 staff plus 300 more by November, and anchors a 250 acre complex with a 40 mile track. Premier W. Ross Turner attended the opening ceremony.
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