Au Canada, nous possédons trois grandes lignes ferroviaires: le chemin de fer de la baie d'Hudson, qui va de Le Pas jusqu'à Churchill, le chemin de fer Carlton Trail, qui traverse la Saskatchewan, et un petit tronçon du chemin de fer Kettle Falls, dans le sud de la Colombie-Britannique.
In Canada we have three basic rail assets — the Hudson Bay Railway that runs from The Pas to Churchill, the Carlton Trail into Saskatchewan, and a little piece of the Kettle Falls in southern British Columbia. I think it's important I'm here with Dave today, because Hudson Bay, our railway to Churchill, is federally regulated, and yet our Carlton Trail is regulated provincially, so we do see both sides of it.
