Canadian Pacific intermodal train near Lake Superior's Kama Bay - Date unknown Tim Gobiel.

16 March 2012

CP's One-Page 2012 Calendar

Calgary Alberta - While CP's 2012 photography calendar has SOLD OUT, our one-page calendar is available for digital consumption, feel free to print as needed.
 
This year we feature one of Canadian Pacific's long trains at the peak of autumn colours, near Lake Superior's Kama Bay, just east of Nipigon in Ontario.
 
While intermodal technology, the engineering behind the double stacked train cars, is not new or unique, the length of the train is. Long trains can be over 4 kilometers long.
 
CP is pioneering the long train revolution through use and adaptation of sophisticated technology and state-of-the-art marshalling software. Our innovation is taking the engineering of building trains to new lengths and allowing us to operate longer, more efficient trains while keeping our goal of being North America's safest railway.
 
In 2011, we invested in network enhancements and technology development to support our long train strategy and improve delivery of the goods and commodities Canadians rely on every day. With state-of-the-art technology and CP ingenuity, we are propelling the Canadian economy forward.
 
Click on this link, CP One-Page 2012 Calendar, to download the calendar.
(Link fails 17 Aug 2014)