Three dead as train derails in Ontario

Three dead as train derails in Ontario

BURLINGTON, Ontario - The Assocaited Press

A Canadian Pacific Railway employee examines a freight train wreck near Carstairs, Alta in this 2010 file photo. AP photo

The mayor of Burlington, Ontario says three people are dead after a Canadian Via Rail passenger train derailed in his town.

Mayor Rick Goldring says emergency crews are working to pull other passengers from the wreckage and at least one air ambulance is on standby. Via Rail spokeswoman Michelle Lamarche said 75 people were on board the train traveling from Niagara Falls to Toronto, when it derailed Sunday afternoon near Aldershot station. Goldring says the crash caused minor damage to nearby buildings.

Police haven't released any details about the accident.
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