(Bloomberg) -- Canadian railroad stocks fell after U.S.
Sen. Hillary Clinton said stricter rail safety regulations may be
necessary. EnCana Corp. declined on a drop in the price of oil.
Canadian National Railway Co. led a decline in industrial
stocks, falling 53 cents, or 0.9 percent, to C$59.86. TransAlta
Power LP shares gained after the company said it would consider
selling itself, lifting utility stocks and helping the Standard &
Poor's/TSX Composite Index to remain little changed at a record.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
Sen. Hillary Clinton said stricter rail safety regulations may be
necessary. EnCana Corp. declined on a drop in the price of oil.
Canadian National Railway Co. led a decline in industrial
stocks, falling 53 cents, or 0.9 percent, to C$59.86. TransAlta
Power LP shares gained after the company said it would consider
selling itself, lifting utility stocks and helping the Standard &
Poor's/TSX Composite Index to remain little changed at a record.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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