No injuries reported following train derailment in Smith Falls

Posted March 20, 2013 4:29 pm.

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Via Rail train service on the Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto line has been interrupted after a Canadian Pacific freight train derailed in Smith Falls. CP spokesperson Kevin Hrysack talked about the incident and said there are no reports of injuries.

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