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April 7, 2021, 7:24am Playing second fiddle to America is, lamentably, a long-standing Canadian business tradition. But in some arenas, happily, this country is first violinist. Consider the railway game, for example. On this stage, it leads – quietly, doggedly and effectively. Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.’s (CP) US$25 billion acquisition of Kansas City Southern (KCS) is the latest example of Canadian rail sector brass and brawn. The proposal to buy the cross-border Mexico Class 1 railway specialist follows in the tradition of strategic Canadian rail line investments and bets on cargo movement futures. CP, under the late and legendary Hunter Harrison, pursued a merger with fellow North American transportation giant Norfolk Southern Corp. The aim was to help CP diversify its business away from commodities reliance and provide it with access to the rich U.S. consumer heartland. Norfolk’s board considered but eventually rejected numerous CP merger offers. But,

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