Western grain: Maximum Revenue Entitlement program

The Agency is required by the Canada Transportation Act to set annual Maximum Revenue Entitlements (MRE) for CN and CP for the movement of western grain and determine whether each entitlement has been exceeded.

For more information, see:

Most recent determinations

Crop year VRCPI VRCPI determination MRE determination Related determinations
2018-2019

CN 1.4114

CP 1.4608

 Determination No. R-2018-225   Determination No. R-2018-80

2017-2018

1.3817

Determination No. R-2017-37

Determination No. R-2018-276

  

2016-2017

1.3275

Decision No. 131-R-2016

Determination No. R-2017-210

 

2015-2016

1.2668

Decision No. 120-R-2015

Decision No. 378-R-2016

Decision No. 114-R-2016 - Adjusts the VRCPI from 1.2517 to 1.2571

Decision No. 131-R-2016 - Adjusts the VRCPI from 1.2571 to 1.2668

Decision No. 334-R-2016 – Determination by the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) on whether Maximum Revenue Entitlement (MRE) should include additional mileage for eligible grain movements to the ports of Vancouver, British Columbia and Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Decision No. 336-R-2016 – Determination on whether certain export traffic destined to Vancouver is eligible under the MRE Program.

See more Agency determinations related to the MRE.

Most recent statistics (crop year 2017-2018)

Company MRE Western grain revenue Amount above or below MRE % Over or under MRE Average length of haul in miles Tonnes VRCPI
CN $787,014,793 $788,062,078 $1,047,285 0.1 1,007 20,983,547 1.3817
CP $707,998,903 $709,499,416 $1,500,513 0.2 896 19,634,738 1.3817

See more statistics on the Maximum Revenue Entitlement.

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