Canadian Pacific Railway

Class I railroad in Canada and the United States

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February 6 2025 The new cross-border bridge in Laredo–Nuevo Laredo opened, named after former KCS CEO Pat Ottensmeyer, as announced by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.
December 2024 Construction completed on the second cross-border bridge in Laredo–Nuevo Laredo, named after former KCS CEO Patrick 'Pat' J. Ottensmeyer.
August 22 2024 CPKC and Canadian National locked out workers in Canada from August 22 to 26 due to failed labor negotiations.
April 24 2024 Steam locomotive CPR #2816 'The Empress' began a historic transnational tour of CPKC's network, starting in Calgary.
January 2024 Bison Transport signed a major intermodal agreement with CPKC for cross-border multimodal services.
2023 Canadian Pacific becomes part of Canadian Pacific Kansas City, which continues to operate the D&H through the Soo Line Corporation.
June 28 2023 CPKC announced intent to jointly acquire the Meridian and Bigbee Railroad (MNBR) with CSX Transportation.
May 11 2023 CPKC launched the 'Mexico Midwest Express (MMX)' service with trains I180 and I181, connecting Chicago to Monterrey and San Luis Potosi.
April 14 2023 The CP-KCS merger was completed, creating Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC).
April 14 2023 The Surface Transportation Board approved the merger between Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern Railway, creating the first single-line rail network connecting Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
December 10 2021 KCS shareholders voted to approve the merger with CP.
December 10 2021 KCS shareholders voted to approve the merger.
September 12 2021 KCS accepted a new $31 billion offer from CP and terminated its agreement with Canadian National Railway (CN).
March 21 2021 Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) announced plans to purchase Kansas City Southern (KCS) for US$29 billion.
November 20 2019 Canadian Pacific announced its plan to purchase the Central Maine and Quebec Railway from Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors.
2018 CPR started extensive work on the line, potentially in preparation for increased traffic.
2017 Canadian Pacific Railway completed installation of an updated signaling system on the Delaware and Hudson Railway line.
January 18 2017 Hunter Harrison announced his retirement, with Keith Creel set to become president and CEO effective January 31, 2017.
September 19 2015 Norfolk Southern Railway completes acquisition of the D&H South Line from Canadian Pacific, a 282-mile rail line connecting Schenectady, New York, to Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
July 6 2013 A unit train of crude oil subcontracted by CP derailed in Lac-Mégantic, killing 47 people.
June 29 2012 E. Hunter Harrison was selected as the new CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway.
June 1 2012 Canadian Pacific Railway trains resumed regular operations after a nine-day strike by 4,800 locomotive engineers, conductors, and traffic controllers.
May 17 2012 Fred Green and five other board members, including chairman John Cleghorn, resigned just before the annual shareholder meeting.
October 28 2011 U.S. hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management indicated ownership of 12.2 percent of Canadian Pacific shares.

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