Working in close collaboration with Canadian government officials, CP has developed a system that allows for open and transparent sharing of information to government on its grain movements.
In addition to the information being shared with Transport Canada, CP voluntarily publishes a weekly supply chain scorecard. The scorecard outlines CP's performance for the previous grain week and includes, when necessary, detailed information on any internal or external factors affecting grain movement. The scorecard includes movements of Western Canadian grain and grain products consistent with those required by the minimum mandate legislation of 2013-14, as well as movements of soybeans and other non-regulated principal field crops.
Supply Chain Scorecard for Week 14
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Metric Tonnes |
| Week 14, November 3 - November 9 | 158,143
| 376,171
| 14,605
| 14,259
| 77,239
| 640,417
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- CP moved 640,417 metric tonnes of grain in Week 14.
- The grain pipeline to and from the Port of Thunder Bay is operating especially well.
- October 2019 was CP's best-ever month for transporting Canadian grain and grain products. To find out more, click here.
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| Week 13, October 27 - November 2 | 209,233
| 324,361
| 8,491
| 3,117
| 89,854
| 635,055
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- CP moved 635,055 metric tonnes of Canadian grain and grain products in Week 13.
- October 2019 was CP's best-ever month for transporting Canadian grain and grain products. To find out more, click
here.
- CP's network is operating efficiently. The CP team continues to work closely with customers to ensure supply chains are well-managed.
- CP has a strong grain pipeline to Vancouver. However, the supply chain is experiencing reduced unloads as some port terminals work through product quality challenges.
- CP encourages all customers to read the Customer Safety Handbook for an overview of best practices at customer facilities during winter weather conditions.
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| Week 12, October 20 - October 26 | 161,661
| 301,934
| 8,701
| 3,442
| 84,650
| 560,388
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- CP moved 560,388 metric tonnes of Canadian grain and grain products in Week 12.
- CP has been experiencing port terminal throughput challenges in the Port of Vancouver, which has impacted overall fluidity.
- With winter quickly approaching, CP encourages all customers to read the Customer Safety Handbook for an overview of best practices at customer facilities during winter weather conditions.
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Previous weeks
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CP’s Performance to 2019-20 Crop Year, including Week 14
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