Railways have been “hung out to dry” for dysfunction in grain shipping with blame rightly resting with regulators and grain companies, says a former Canadian Wheat Board director. Delegates to an Ottawa policy conference were told grain companies pocketed $3.1 billion amid 2014 shipping delays: ‘The ones hurt the worst were powerless’.
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