Amid growing backlogs, Canadian National Railway Co. says trains are moving again in southern British Columbia after the third atmospheric river in two weeks descended on the region, reportsYahoo Finance.
CN says service resumed Sunday after crews worked around the clock on the Vancouver-Kamloops corridor, which was first cut by mudslides and washouts amidtorrential rain in mid-November.
Canada's largest railroad operator restored limited activity along the vital supply link late last month before opting to close the line again a week ago as more downpours triggered further flooding, landslides and debris.
"CN crews will continue to monitor both the rail infrastructure as well as the terrain over the coming days and weeks," CN spokesman Jonathan Abecassis said in an email.
