The train derailment west of Saskatoon is currently under investigation by the Transportation Safety Board (TSB)..CN Rail has reported that 23 cars derailed near the small community of Leney, located about 70 kilometres west of Saskatoon, at around 5 p.m. on Sunday..According to TSB spokesperson Liam MacDonald, the derailed cars were carrying shipping containers, although no specific details were provided about their contents..“No reported dangerous goods were involved, no injuries were reported to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, and currently, we’re gathering information,” said MacDonald..MacDonald said there is currently a team of investigators at the scene. However, the TSB has not decided if a comprehensive investigation is required..“We’re assessing the situation,” said MacDonald..“We’re doing what we need to do to see if we need to conduct a full investigation.”.CN has confirmed that the incident poses no threat to the general public..“There are no dangerous goods involved, no leaks, fires or injuries reported and no crossings blocked,” said a CN statement..“CN thanks local emergency services for their assistance. The cause of the incident is under investigation.”.The TSB investigates transportation incidents involving air, marine, pipeline, and rail sectors to enhance transportation safety. However, the TSB does not assign blame or determine civil or criminal responsibility.
The train derailment west of Saskatoon is currently under investigation by the Transportation Safety Board (TSB)..CN Rail has reported that 23 cars derailed near the small community of Leney, located about 70 kilometres west of Saskatoon, at around 5 p.m. on Sunday..According to TSB spokesperson Liam MacDonald, the derailed cars were carrying shipping containers, although no specific details were provided about their contents..“No reported dangerous goods were involved, no injuries were reported to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, and currently, we’re gathering information,” said MacDonald..MacDonald said there is currently a team of investigators at the scene. However, the TSB has not decided if a comprehensive investigation is required..“We’re assessing the situation,” said MacDonald..“We’re doing what we need to do to see if we need to conduct a full investigation.”.CN has confirmed that the incident poses no threat to the general public..“There are no dangerous goods involved, no leaks, fires or injuries reported and no crossings blocked,” said a CN statement..“CN thanks local emergency services for their assistance. The cause of the incident is under investigation.”.The TSB investigates transportation incidents involving air, marine, pipeline, and rail sectors to enhance transportation safety. However, the TSB does not assign blame or determine civil or criminal responsibility.
