The Canadian Pacific Railway is one of Canada’s oldest and most important railways, built in the 1880s to connect the country from coast to coast. Today, after merging with Kansas City Southern, it operates as CPKC, the first railway linking Canada, the U.S., and Mexico in one network. #CanadianPacific #CPR #CPKC #CanadaHistory #NorthAmericaRail | Leonardo Bantigue

Chasing the Canadian Pacific No. 2816 Hanover Park, IL Found a nice spot near the Hanover Park Metra station to watch the 2816 and her magnificent consist depart Chicagoland. The 2816 departed Bensenville at 8:00 am and passed Hanover Park at approximately 8:45 am. Thick clouds of white steam were spotted above the treeline just before the 2816 came into view. An inbound Metra train to Chicago stopped outside the station, giving the unsuspecting morning commuter passengers a pleasant morning sur

Two Canadian Pacific westbound trains are seen on the Canadian National's bridge at Cisco, British Columbia. The railroads use each others lines along the treacherous Fraser River Canyon for directional running. From the Highball Productions program "Canada’s Canyon – CN & CP Along the Thompson & Fraser Rivers" https://rfd.video/CNCP | Railfan Depot