Federal · Amendment
Grain movement minimum-tonnage order repealed by operation of law
Order Specifying the Minimum Amount of Grain to Be Moved — under the CANADA TRANSPORTATION ACT
Recorded date: November 30, 2014
Detected: June 12, 2026. Verify commencement in the official source.
Plain-language summary · AI-assisted
The order that required CN Rail and CP Rail each to move a minimum of 536,250 tonnes of grain per week has been repealed by operation of law. The substantive provisions—including the weekly tonnage requirement and the definition of a 'week'—no longer appear in the consolidated text. Railway operators and grain shippers who previously tracked compliance against this order should note it is no longer in force. No replacement minimum-tonnage requirement is introduced by this change.
Who this affects
Canadian National Railway Company (CN Rail) · Canadian Pacific Railway Company (CP Rail) · grain shippers and exporters · agricultural commodity logistics operators
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SOR/2014-189 on the official source ↗
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