Infrastructure Projects
Every summer Ontario Northland undertakes critical infrastructure work along the railway to ensure we meet industry safety standards and continue to provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation services to communities and businesses in the North.
Our top priority is to mitigate disruptions to communities and businesses as much as possible as this work is completed.
Please see the list below for projects impacting your community.
By investing in our rail infrastructure, we are keeping supply chains strong, and contributing to economic development in the north.
Contact
If you have any questions or concerns about the work being undertaken, please reach out to 1(705) 472-4500 or pr@ontarionorthland.ca.
| Community | Description | Schedule |
|---|---|---|
| North Bay / Feronia | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
End of April - Beginning of May |
| Tomiko | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
| Temagami North | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
| Latchford | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
| Temiskaming Shores | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
| Ramore | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
June |
| Monteith to Porquis Jct. | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
June |
| Porquis Jct. | Continuous Welded Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
July |
| Temagami | Bolted Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
| Sesekenika | Bolted Rail. To mitigate the risk of forest fires and maximizing the work time around the train schedule, evening and overnight work may occur, loud equipment working on track. |
May |
Track Programs
Ontario Northland's advanced evaluation car improves the precision and efficiency of rail maintenance operations. This cutting-edge vehicle is designed to meticulously inspect tracks, ensuring they meet stringent safety standards. Equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools, the evaluation car can detect minute irregularities and potential issues that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Signals and Crossings
Signals and railway crossings are essential components for ensuring the safety of both the community and the rail network. By using advanced warning systems at crossings, Ontario Northland helps to prevent accidents and ensures that trains, vehicles, and pedestrians can navigate safely and efficiently across the region.