Tariffs take $350M bite out of CN Rail revenues, with uncertainty now ‘biggest risk’
MONTREAL — Tariffs and economic angst delivered a significant blow to Canadian National Railway Co. last year, as the question mark hanging over North American free trade continues to threaten profits in 2026.
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