GO train and UP Express service has been temporarily suspended amid a “network-wide system failure” impacting all CN rail corridors.
So far no timeline has been provided for the resumption of service.
"Our teams are working with CN to resolve the issue quickly and safely. We will provide an update when more information becomes available,” a statement posted toThere is a CN network wide system failure that is affecting all rail corridors. Trains are holding at their nearest stations. Our teams are working with CN to resolve the issue quickly and safely. We will provide an update when more information becomes available.
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