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I’d think there’d still be grain on the move at this time of year and longer. I believe they can go weeks at a time between runs however.
This article reference winter shipping from Choiceland https://www.producer.com/news/1-million-producer-car-facility-opens-doors/
My assumption around grain has been that it moves year-round based on what rail networks can handle and what the market demands for commodities.
James: That was an excellent link and I hope any of the members and lurkers on this site with an interest in central Canada railroads takes the time to read it.
MUCHO thanks !!!!
Glad you find it as interesting as I do.
I remembered it from when I visited Choiceland; did some digging on them afterwards. The operation out there is a very cool story!
All those little communities out there, with their own grain operation and diminutive switchers are rather fascinating in their own right compared to what we see in Southern Ontario. Everyone helps each other.