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Publication Date: July 8, 2026 - 18:36
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Days after derailment, trains are back on tracks in Repentigny, Que. — and residents are uneasy
July 8, 2026
Railway operations are resuming in the municipality northeast of Montreal, as crews continue to clean up 45 cargo train cars that derailed Sunday. CN says for now, trains will pass through at slower speeds and will be inspected, but some in the community still feel shaken.
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