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Top three rail safety New Year’s resolutions for 2012
January 4, 2012
Happy New Year! With 2011 officially behind us, it’s time to look ahead to 2012. If you’re like many people, this can include making New Year’s resolutions. While the traditional goals to lose weight, get fit and eat better are definitely good ways to increase your life expectancy, we thought you might be looking to
Operation Lifesaver on an international mission of peace and goodwill all year long
December 28, 2011
Happy holidays everyone! With Christmas behind us, it’s time to think about ringing in the New Year and it’s only natural to take some time to reflect on the past year. Operation Lifesaver Canada accomplished a great deal in 2011 but we’re only one piece of the puzzle. All year long, Operation Lifesaver programs have
A special holiday message: Let the train pass! You are expected home for Christmas.
December 21, 2011
With Christmas only four days away, what do you have planned?
Christmas Eve festivities with your family?
Plans to watch your children light up as they open Santa’s gifts on Christmas morning?
A turkey dinner with all the fixings?
No matter what your plans are, they’ll only happen if you’re alive. Don’t let a mistake made at a highway-railway
Tempted to snowmobile by railway tracks? You’re in for the ride of your death.
December 14, 2011
The Christmas holidays are soon upon us! This is the perfect time to get outdoors and spend time doing winter activities with your friends and family. For many, this can mean racing out on snowmobiles to create first tracks in the fresh powder – but it’s important to choose the appropriate place to do so.
Survive the winter – pay careful attention at highway-railway crossings & make it to spring alive!
December 7, 2011
There’s no doubt that winter driving conditions can be challenging. And while you can prepare by putting winter tires on your vehicle and getting a winter tune-up, don’t rely on these things to keep you safe. It’s important to be alert and to pay close attention to the conditions and to what’s going on around
