Executive Team:

• CEO: Tracy Robinson
• CFO: Ghislain Houle
• COO: Patrick Whitehead

Specialized Equipment:

• Locomotive Fleet: Operates a fleet of over 1,500 locomotives, primarily from General Motors (EMD) and General Electric, including recent additions like GE Tier 4 Evolution Series units.
• Freight Car Fleet: Manages a large fleet of freight cars for various cargo types, supporting extensive rail operations across Canada and the United States.

Major Facilities:

• Montreal Headquarters: CN's main office and administrative hub located in Montreal, Quebec, serving as the central command for operations across its 20,000-mile network
• Prince Rupert Intermodal Terminal: Major intermodal facility in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, providing high-capacity container handling and direct access to Pacific shipping routes

Geographic Scope:

Canadian National Railway operates the largest rail network in Canada and the only transcontinental network in North America, spanning approximately 20,000 route-miles across Canada and the United States, connecting the Pacific, Atlantic, and Gulf coasts. Its network links major Canadian ports with the U.S. Midwest and Gulf of Mexico, and through alliances and overseas interests, it extends its reach to Mexico, the U.K., and Australia, supporting global freight movement at scale.

Strategic Hubs:

• Montreal, Canada: Headquarters and strategic administrative center for Canadian National Railway, overseeing network operations and serving as a major freight hub for Eastern Canada.
• Vaughan, Canada: MacMillan Yard is the largest rail classification yard in Canada, handling extensive freight sorting and distribution for the Greater Toronto Area and supporting national logistics.
• Brampton, Canada: Brampton Intermodal Terminal is the largest intermodal hub on CN’s North American network, operating 24/7 to transfer containers between rail and truck for the Greater Toronto Area and Southwestern Ontario.
• Vancouver, Canada: Key Pacific coast port hub facilitating international trade, bulk cargo, and intermodal freight movement between Canada, Asia, and the United States.
• Prince Rupert, Canada: Major Pacific gateway port specializing in containerized cargo and bulk exports, providing rapid access to Asian markets and supporting Western Canadian resource industries.
• Thunder Bay, Canada: Important Great Lakes port hub for grain and bulk commodities, connecting Western Canadian producers to international shipping routes.
• Halifax, Canada: Atlantic coast port hub handling containerized and bulk freight, serving as a primary gateway for imports and exports to Europe and beyond.
• Chicago, USA: Principal U.S. hub connecting Canadian National’s network to major Midwest and Southern U.S. markets, supporting high-volume intermodal and bulk freight operations.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Rail Freight Transportation: Movement of bulk commodities and manufactured goods across North America using an extensive rail network, offering reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally efficient shipping solutions.