Union Pacific refusal to disclose video 'contemptuous,' Canadian Pacific argues
( November 2, 2026, 18:06 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Union Pacific Railroad's refusal to submit a publicly accessible video of its CEO Jim Vena's remarks at a rail shipper conference on Oct. 30, as required by Administrative Law Judge Jenifer J. Soulikias's order, is "nothing short of contemptuous," rival Canadian Pacific Kansas City told the US Surface Transportation Board. "UP chose not to appeal before the deadline for appealing passed," CPKC wrote. "Nor did Judge Soulikias’s ruling purport to relieve UP of its obligation to produce the video if UP decided to pursue an untimely appeal. She told UP to produce the video by last Friday. UP did not."See attached document. ...
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