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A massive train derailment reported in Alberta, Canada.

🔵 43 westbound Canadian Pacific (CP) Rail cars carrying potash derailed northeast of Fort Macleod, Alberta
🔵 Rescue operation underway and no injuries reported pic.twitter.com/ttrPDielZw

— INDEPENDENT PRESS (@IpIndependent) May 24, 2022

RCMP responding to train derailment near Fort MacLeod. On May 22, 2022, at 8:15 a.m., near Highway 3, between Range Road 251 and Range Road 252. There are no injuries reported or concerns to public safety. CP Rail has responded. Traffic on Highway 3 is being re-routed.

— RCMP Alberta (@RCMPAlberta) May 22, 2022

Coincidence? Train with fertilizer derailed, again. @wmiddelkoop ? 43 CP Rail cars carrying potash derailed near Fort Macleod, Alta., RCMP say | CBC News https://t.co/bHHLbWSykQ

— Gerard (@ggvanloon) May 24, 2022

Current scene in Fort Macleod, AB where 43 CP Rail cars transporting potash derailed yesterday.

It appears that the repairs are almost done. pic.twitter.com/g2tuJuYIZp

— Mocha Bezirgan (@BezirganMocha) May 24, 2022

https://t.co/J2k6x5lHap

Your government seems to be deliberately trying to sabotage food supplies. Enjoy more inflation and shortages.

— Drew Breese (@drewbreese) May 24, 2022

May 22 - potash train derailment, Canada
May 16 - potash train derailment, Spain pic.twitter.com/YBwwqB02kx

— Dave Nestor (@DaveNestor22) May 23, 2022

Ottawa is currently in desperate need of truckers to bring in fresh water and food after 4 days without power from a massive storm. Too bad for them, they just spent the last 3 months treating the industry like shit.

— Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) May 24, 2022

Thousands in Quebec and Ontario still without power after weekend storm that left at least nine dead https://t.co/4FJQ1EY2DR

— National Post (@nationalpost) May 23, 2022

Devastating damage in Nepean neighbourhood of #ottawa #ONStorm #damage #ottnews #CleanUp #hydro #Derecho pic.twitter.com/WD60mTZ942

— Graham Richardson (@grahamctv) May 24, 2022

Ontario storm power outages force closure of all schools in Ottawa today; 250,000+ still in the darkhttps://t.co/s3wxcODrsi

— CP24 (@CP24) May 24, 2022

Today’s walk…this is all on the same road.#ONStorm #Ottawastorm pic.twitter.com/Diq4QlgZ0A

— Mélanie Copeland (she/her/elle) (@Copeland309) May 24, 2022

Trees being knocked down and cars being pushed over #ONstorm #ottnews @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/zCP0ljHNhL

— Adam Safaoui (@adam_safaoui) May 21, 2022

OTTAWA STORM 2022: Nearly 75,000 customers still without power on fourth day of cleanup https://t.co/0YWROMbmxU pic.twitter.com/fQUvKJHLkt

— Ottawa Sun (@ottawasuncom) May 24, 2022

THANK YOU to all the #utility workers across Ontario who have been working around the clock after Saturday’s storm. To those in #Ottawa and other areas across the province still without power, please know that help is on the way. #OntarioSpirit #ONPoli pic.twitter.com/CHAmzm5GnX

— Doug Ford (@fordnation) May 23, 2022

Nearly half of Canadians are finding it difficult to feed their families amid spiraling inflation: survey https://t.co/l8051nSASE pic.twitter.com/zVKikWnvqj

— CP24 (@CP24) May 24, 2022

Baby formula: Health Canada monitoring 'potential' sunflower oil shortage https://t.co/lhUwRC90FQ pic.twitter.com/uegVP9Kyyk

— CTV News (@CTVNews) May 24, 2022

When will this Liberal government admit that its big tax and spend policies are entrenching inflation? pic.twitter.com/legOuELqNR

— Conservative Party (@CPC_HQ) May 24, 2022

According to recent analysis, new monthly mortgage payments on a typical Canadian home went up $800 between October and April. A particularly dramatic increase was noticed in the Vancouver area. https://t.co/cdB4SPfxvP

— CityNews Vancouver (@CityNewsVAN) May 24, 2022