I understand the perception. Again we're very sorry for the impact that the passengers of Via suffered during the holidays.
When we have a derailment, what's important to understand is that there is no prioritization of the trains. When we fix a derailment, the first thing that we're looking at is to restore the network and make it fluid. We don't prioritize. We have to go with the backlogged traffic that has been stopped from both sides of the derailment.
The first thing needed to be able to reinject trains on a network is to make sure that the trains that are blocking the network are able to move. Once this is done, then after that you can reinject trains. I understand the perception of people when they see that, but if you have a bottleneck and you have trains on the east and west sides that are also stuck, the first thing you have to do after a derailment and when you reopen your network is to move those trains. Otherwise you are not really able to reinject trains after that.