CN Railway announced the filing of its 2025 Annual Financial Statements and related documents with Canadian and U.S. securities regulators. The company, which operates a nearly 20,000-mile rail network transporting over 300 million tons of goods annually across North America, made the filings available to investors.

Canadian National Railway (CN) has filed its 2025 annual financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and annual notice with Canadian and U.S. securities regulators. The documents are now available on CN's investor relations website, with printed copies available upon request.

CN Railway's President and CEO Tracy Robinson will speak at Barclays' Industrial Select Conference on February 17, 2026, while CFO Ghislain Houle will address Citi's Global Industrial Tech and Mobility Conference on February 18. The company has also announced a 3% dividend increase for 2026 and approved a new share repurchase program.

CN's President and CEO Tracy Robinson will speak at Barclays' 43rd Industrial Conference on February 17, 2026, while CFO Ghislain Houle will address Citi's 2026 Global Industrial Tech and Mobility Conference on February 18. The company has also announced a 3% dividend increase for 2026 and approved a new share repurchase program.

Canadian National Railway announced a 3% dividend increase for 2026 and approved a new normal course issuer bid to repurchase up to 24 million common shares (3.9% of outstanding shares) over 12 months. The company will pay a quarterly dividend of C$0.9150 per share on March 31, 2026. These actions reflect CN's strong cash flow and disciplined capital management approach.

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CN announced that in 2025, nearly 1,000 employees and pensioners contributed over 120,000 volunteer hours to approximately 361 charitable organizations. The company donated more than $2.1 million in recognition of these volunteer efforts across its North American network, supporting 772 organizations through sponsorship and donation programs aligned with its three corporate giving pillars: People, Safety, and Environment.

CN Railway announced its 2025 community engagement results, supporting over 772 organizations through sponsorships and donations across North America. Nearly 1,000 active and retired employees logged over 120,000 volunteer hours supporting 361 charities, with CN contributing $2.1 million in recognition of volunteer efforts. The company's corporate giving strategy focuses on three pillars: Communities, Safety, and Environment.

Canadian National Railway (CN) has strongly opposed the proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, arguing that the combination would reduce transportation options for customers and create a single entity controlling over 40% of the U.S. freight rail market. CN states the merger fails to demonstrate competitive benefits and violates Surface Transportation Board merger guidelines, warning that reduced competition would lead to higher prices for consumers.

CN has filed opposition to a proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, arguing the deal would reduce competition in the US freight rail market. CN contends the merger application fails to demonstrate public benefits and would create a single entity controlling over 40% of the US freight rail market, potentially leading to higher prices for consumers.

Canadian National Railway (CN) transported over 3.28 million metric tonnes of grain from Western Canada in November 2025, setting a new monthly record and marking its third consecutive record month for grain transportation.

Canadian National Railway (CN) commemorated the 30th anniversary of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on November 17, 1995, which raised C$2.25 billion and marked a significant milestone in the company's transformation from a Crown Corporation to a leading transportation company.