Train disaster risks high, despite dire warnings like toxic Ohio crash, Lac-Mégantic tragedy

A recent Ohio train derailment questions about whether enough has been done to prevent another tragedy in Canada, especially in light of changes brought about after the Lac-Megantic disaster in Quebec. Rail safety experts say no.

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