The virus seems to be common.
Yes, but the story is bizarre:
When the train reached Winnipeg on the afternoon of July 17, Renshaw said the train was boarded by a crew of people wearing black smocks.Is there any confirmation of this story in any other media report?
"We called them the men in black," she said. The workers walked around the train, spraying and wiping down surfaces.
"They said they were spraying places that people touched," Renshaw said.
Later that evening, Renshaw noticed a letter posted near her sleeper car.
"It said that a communicable disease was aboard the train, and it was also affecting airlines, buses, and other places where people congregate," she said.