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â€"â€" Sen/i n your community since 1856 â€"â€" v - 0.0 . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013 ' WATERLOO, ONTARIO * SI INCLUDING HST o ! ll." u-___|.ar . , . _ , . - Trams e rs. ‘ n ~ ‘ W t." spams x v < a A. -- -â€" â€" -~ h 1-3 a. - ' Waterloo's Katarina 0 ' ‘ fl , ~ Zgraja getsa call from m v all]. f ‘ the women’s national hockey team/Page 22 Clues m the dark about ‘ schedule of trains with _, a - 41" hazardous contents __ ., “i s "277“ f v , M Bvuues Mason [- for g _ ‘ V " ’ ' {53> Chronicleszafl I g ,' h ,. ,, 29?» . ‘ {3 . a‘ I; ity officials in Waterloo do not have access t A r * ' ' ,. to a schedule of freight train movements a” ‘ ~ .~ it». within municipal boundaries due to “safe- s x (if, ' ty reasons," according to the president of the ‘ $3? ; (ioderich-Exeter Railway. , . ‘ “If we ave the schedule and this becomes pub- 1_ ~ “ii {s lic.peoplewillthinkthereisnotrainbetweensuch 3 , .:’t" ‘533 aridstxrliatimeanddieywon'tstopatcrossings' "1 fi * ‘ - said Mario Brault. whose railway operates on the i 4 » Waterloo Spur line between Kitchener and Elmira “it’s not because we want to hide anything. it's more to protect the public" _ ,. ‘ /» Waterloo Fire diieflyle Quan confirmed to the \ ' _"";â€" , Chronicle he has no schedule of freight train ; ' / f movements through the city, as did Peter 1 McGough. general manager of transportation at » J r the Waterloo Central Railway. which shares the line Q , » .'-_ ~ ,- A i . . _ “filmm- i ' ‘ > ~ $4! . , ‘ ', b “51 ‘7‘ W InanemailiotheChmnicle.Quansaid“...alll ;.’1 .‘ ‘ sit-5533“ ' . ; ;‘ g _ _-' ' ,- s . _ Rm; 5&5 can tell you isthatwedon't havea scheduler No ”i" , r- 3331, , ‘_ fl _ g p '. .. .. , fr A 4 Owe Goth Shop morethanwewould haveascheduleofallofthe 313, $33? “if ‘ .-’.,{ 3151“ "r, . _ ~ .._ pr murmurs) throughtheCity ofWater- â€"" ; > an; . t , ' . , 165VmioSt.S.KHm.ON loo with warmth/contents“ :' a ‘ ~ , _ ' ~ ' . 510~744l0l6 Brault said the train operates on seven day a j y, _ _'. , . , ‘- . ~ ' - , WWW.‘EgUlD(COfFQLCO woekservioewidiatleasttwofreighttminsperday , ’ , . ‘ ; ' 2 fl and McGougi said CD“! has track rights during "1'- . » - . , , ‘ . the evenings and that freight trains typically use j y . 5' ~ _, f A , “- the tracks after 8 pm Monday through Thursday. ' J.»- 7‘ ‘, , .‘=' v' ‘ mth special movements as required i‘.’ ‘ t “is lack of information is troubling for uptown t! ‘ . ‘ ward councillor Melissa Durrell. pnmanly because . ‘ ' of a derailment near the city's (ore last fall that ;,' t 5 - , "I!!! prompted counCil to request emergency whites " i > ‘ ' - ' ' ‘Y he more aware of what the railway is moving t ‘ ' " n m a through Waterloo “m F,’ 4 ‘ “We raised questions and ( om ems about what ‘ Strapping young lad , .q ‘ F's} . ‘ imprinted and the lack of communication anti 9 Kale Hofstettet re<ently tried his hand at sleddining in Waterloo part, whim involves tethering a " what tami- hack to us was yes, more mmmunua ‘ potyester strap between two trees and trying to (toss it like a tightrope Although much lower to “on l\ hawk-mug" said Hum.“ the ground than a traditional tightrope, it still proved to be a challenge as he tried to keep his (manned on 7 l balanize ovet the 20metre span A, ”it“??? «4, ' . l.- l . , i 1 . I ~ . .7 - ,, if 1 154i??? a»; h unmet-“num- , - > (t I}, ...i .4 "03,9“ .«_‘ m in.“ 0‘33 1 a ‘ f. ‘ ‘ . _ . - Fl’lda & 2 ‘ ~" U ’ -*‘ it flit! «fr- iv Q- ~. 1" y my , ' ‘ ' ‘ aw ‘ f? a ., g: bun-hu- _' , f, . i C . . _ y _ .... "" m“""" 0 815‘ of. , mmmm x";- OPENSthfl'NnJlm-M J ‘ " 1 (nut-unusual; ’ .- manna-10pm _W_ A __ ‘~ ’ " *- 51944648“) ' A