A Canadian National Railway Co train carrying crude oil has derailed near the Northern Ontario community of Gogama, with crews reporting a fire but no injuries, the company said on Saturday.
CN said the derailment along its main line, which occurred just before 3 a.m. ET/0800 GMT on Saturday, is affecting rail traffic running between Toronto and Winnipeg, Manitoba.
(Reporting by Jeffrey Hodgson; Editing by Catherine Evans)
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