EDMUNDSTON, N.B. -- Canadian National Railway says tracks at the site of a derailment in New Brunswick have been repaired and the line has been re-opened.
In a statement issued Sunday, CN says crews continue to remove derailed cars from the area but traffic has resumed on the rail line near Edmundston, N.B.
The company says there were no injuries when 35 cars and one locomotive went off the rails on Friday afternoon.
Investigators from the Transportation Safety Board are assessing the derailment to determine what kind of investigation is needed.
Jacques Doiron, the Emergency Measures co-ordinator for Edmundston, said some of the derailed cars were empty crude oil tankers but there were no leaks and an evacuation was not needed.
