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To: Goose94 who wrote (113312)	11/19/2021 7:44:08 AM
From: Goose94	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 203382

Canadian Pacific Railway (CP-T) that link Vancouver and the southern part of British Columbia with the rest of the country are expected to remain flood-damaged and impassable for days. The flooding along rail lines owned by Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway (CNR-T) that run along the Fraser River have cut off roads, bridges and tracks this week. CP's tracks between Spence's Bridge and Falls Creek are blocked as a result of flood damage in several sections, said CP spokesmpan Salem Woodrow. The washouts have halted freight on CP's busiest rail corridor, which links Vancouver's port with shippers of grain, consumer goods and other products. He said, "There is no time estimate for when service will resume." B.C. declared a state of emergency on Wednesday after the record rainfall.