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July derailment spurs demand for thorough railway inspections in Laval

Summary by The Laval News
Boyer defends ‘big projects’ like Place Bell, as city records $11.3 million deficit In the aftermath of a 46-car freight train derailment in July in Repentigny that forced the evacuation of more than 200 residents, Action Laval tried without success during the August 11 Laval city council meeting to initiate a debate on a motion demanding that a thorough inspection of railway lines be carried out in Laval immediately. Mayor Stéphane Boyer defen…
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The Laval News broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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