Canadian National Railway Co (NYSE:CNI) is one of the best long-term stocks to invest in according to Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust. Canadian National Railway shares have gone up more than 20% over the past six months.

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Canadian National Railway Co (NYSE:CNI) has landed a deal to provide rail services to mining giant BHP, according to a June 4 press release. Canadian National Railway will transport potash from BHP’s Jansen mine in Saskatchewan to ports in Vancouver for export to the global markets.

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In this arrangement, Canadian National Railway will operate unit trains between the mine and the export terminals using BHP-owned railcars. The initial contract will run for around four years and is focused on the Jansen Stage 1 production. The railroad operator may have a role in the next phases of the project. The Jansen mine is expected to begin production in mid-2027.

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BHP said the rail transport deal with Canadian National Railway strengthens the reliability of its supply chain. It also said this arrangement ensures it’s well-positioned to deliver potash from Saskatchewan to global customers. Canadian National Railway said the Jansen project is a significant opportunity for Canada’s export industry.

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Canadian National Railway Co (NYSE:CNI) is a freight rail company headquartered in Quebec, Canada. Its nearly 20,000-mile rail network serves Canada and the US, facilitating the movement of everything from resource materials and factory inputs to finished goods.

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