We are now fully operational with LCVs across all Prairie lanes following the weather event that began Thursday and resulted in three consecutive days of lost LCV capacity.
Current Network Status
- All corridors are open and running LCVs
- Recovery efforts are actively underway across the network
Freight Backlog (Current)
- Calgary – Regina: 31 loads
- Calgary – Winnipeg: 66 loads
- Edmonton – Winnipeg: 15 loads
- Saskatoon – Edmonton: 26 loads
Recovery Actions
- LCV drivers supported additional shifts over the weekend
- Highway and Logistics teams engaged to support recovery efforts and increase throughput
- Network is positioned to accelerate clearing backlogs over the coming days
Freight Prioritization
We are executing against the following prioritization:
Tier 1 (First to move)
- Expedited
- Service Alert
- Non-dry CPGD
- Perishable freight
Tier 2
- Dry CPGD freight
- Temperature-controlled freight
Tier 3
- Dry loads
Current Status:
- All areas are actively moving Tier 1 freight
- Edmonton – Winnipeg has progressed into Tier 2 freight movement
Outlook
- Forecasted weather conditions are favorable for continued LCV operations throughout the week
- Focus remains on clearing backlog efficiently while maintaining service integrity
We will continue to provide updates as recovery progresses.
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