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CN Seeks to Capitalize on Port's Advantages with $122M Prince Rupert Bridge Project

PRINCE RUPERT, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, JUL 31 – The $122 million Zanardi Rapids Bridge Project will increase rail capacity from 24 trains daily to meet growing demand, supporting Prince Rupert's role as a key North America-Asia trade gateway.

  • In 2019, CN and the Port of Prince Rupert collaborated on a $122 million initiative to build a new double-track bridge over Zanardi Rapids, upgrade the existing single-track bridge, and enhance the causeway to improve rail capacity.
  • CN initiated this project to address a natural bottleneck at the Zanardi Rapids, which limits rail traffic to 24 trains per day despite growing demand.
  • The project is central to CN's bold, long-term investment strategy to unlock the port’s full potential and strengthen North America's supply chain resilience and efficiency.
  • CN indicated that the project will enhance and secure the corridor's capacity for many years ahead by adding several miles of new track, reinforcing the port’s position as a rapidly expanding gateway located 500 nautical miles closer to Asia.
  • This infrastructure enhancement, together with other ongoing port projects, strengthens Prince Rupert's position as a premier gateway to important continental population and industrial centers while reducing transit times to Asia.
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CN seeks to capitalize on port's advantages with $122M Prince Rupert bridge project

Zanardi Rapids Bridge aimed at unlocking potential of B.C. port's close proximity to Asia

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Prince Rupert Northern View broke the news in Prince Rupert, Canada on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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