Statistics Canada reports that the value of railway industry property accounts in Canada at the end of 2024 was $4,314,341 (thousand dollars), up from $2,737,100 at the end of 2020. The increase is seen across several asset categories. Track and roadway values rose to $2,160,772 from $1,280,366. Buildings and related machinery increased to $471,013 from $291,336. Terminals and fuel stations climbed to $48,903 from $6,674, while total equipment values reached $1,517,577 from $1,048,451. Rolling stock, revenue service assets grew to $1,323,532 from $904,700, and other equipment categories, such as intermodal equipment and work equipment, also showed gains during the period. These figures reflect a broad expansion of railway property holdings over the five‑year span.
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