Montreal, Maine & Atlantic railroad company

“Since then, the town has worked very hard to clean the property up to continue Milo's legacy of being a railroad town after the bankruptcy proceedings for the former Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway. It's encouraging to see how much progress has been made so far. Once this project is complete, it will ...

19, after a four-month trial and nine days of deliberations, jurors acquitted the three former Montreal, Maine and Atlantic (MMA) railway employees charged with criminal negligence causing 47 deaths. Locomotive engineer Tom Harding, 56, rail traffic controller Richard Labrie, 59, and operations manager ...

Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway, the company that owned the train that derailed in the small town killing 47 people, pleaded guilty to violating the Fisheries Act and was ordered to pay $1 million. Six ex-MMA employees pleaded guilty to violating the Railway Safety Act, namely for failing to ensure the ...

Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway, the company that owned the train that derailed in the small town killing 47 people, was found guilty in Quebec Court of violating the Fisheries Act after crude oil leaked into the Megantic Lake and Chaudiere River. The company was ordered to pay the maximum fine of ...

The Montreal, Maine and Atlantic railway was purchased out of bankruptcy and now operates as the Central Maine and Quebec Railway. Lac-Megantic Mayor Julie Morin, who was not mayor at the time of the explosion, expressed relief about the verdict. “The company, MMA, had a big role to play in this,” ...