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. |
This contents of the box above is based on material from the Wikipedia articles Canadian Pacific Kansas City, History of the Canadian Pacific Railway & Delaware and Hudson Railway, which are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.