Ed Burkhardt, chairman of the board of the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, says he doesn’t know why police raided the company’s Quebec offices on Thursday, insisting that the company has been cooperating with police and federal authorites.
“If they asked for what they wanted, we would have given it to them,” he said in a telephone interview Friday.
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