Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. continues to fight a settlement for victims of the July 6, 2013, crash, explosion and fire in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, that killed 47 people and devastated much of the town.
Dozens of companies linked to the crash involving tank cars carrying Bakken crude oil agreed in June to a settlement of $430 million for the victims of the crash.
Canadian Pacific, which had transported the tank cars before the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway Ltd. took over, was the only company that did not agree to the settlement.
Last month, a Quebec Superior Court judge rejected Canadian Pacific's objections to the settlement, which the railway appealed in late July.
Industry experts are critical of a new U.S. rule on railroads concerning safely transporting flammable liquids, including the Bakken crude blamed in part for the Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, explosion and fire two years ago that killed dozens and leveled much of the town.