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CN Rail employee dies in workplace accident
On Monday night a 42 year old man died.  He was crushed by a CN Rail car.

The employee was trying to connect two rail cars when he was pinned between both of the cars.  

He underwent surgery but later died. The accident is being investigated.   

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