The C$210 investment is third installment to advance CN’s rail network across Canada.

The C$320 million investment is slated for Alberta’s infrastructure.

Program includes multiple track projects to boost rail capacity and improve network efficiency.

The planned investment comes after a new Canadian bill incorporates provisions to make grain transportation by rail more efficient.

New law incentivizes rail companies to improve grain shipping services.

Rail company has met all grain orders in Western Canada the past three weeks.

Canadian grain volume down 10% from year ago on weather issues.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau and AAFC Minister MacAulay “express significant concern of railway failure.”

Announcement comes two days after Ruest installed as interim president and CEO.

The board appointed Jean-Jacques Ruest interim president and chief executive officer.