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Canadian National Railway 
Transportation / Railways
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2. Weather Conditions: Inclement weather is always a risk, as snow, rain, and heat can have direct impacts on CN's operations. Moreover, particularly extreme weather events, such as flooding, can cause lengthy delays and derailments.
3. Rail Safety: The railway infrastructure needs to be properly maintained in order to ensure the safety of both personnel and passengers. Any failure to do so may lead to accidents and related legal liabilities for CN.
4. Fuel and Operating Costs: Fuel and operating expenses can be volatile, and any significant changes in fuel prices or other costs can have an adverse impact on CN's profits.
5. Labor Issues: The railway industry is heavily unionized, and CN is no exception. Poor labor relations can lead to strikes, which can cause business disruption and lost revenue.
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