Calgary-based CPKC sets September grain records: 2.94M tonnes moved in Canada

Calgary-headquartered Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced record September and third-quarter grain volumes across Canada and the US, moving 2.94 million metric tonnes and 30,324 carloads in Canada last month.
Why it matters
Back-to-back record months signal a strong start to the 2026-27 crop year. Grain is a cornerstone of Canadian exports, and rail capacity directly affects farmers' livelihoods and export revenue.
Full report
On October 2, 2026, Calgary-based Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC, TSX/NYSE: CP) announced new September monthly and third-quarter records for transporting grain and grain products across Canada and the United States.
In Canada, CPKC moved 2.94 million metric tonnes (MMT) and 30,324 carloads of grain and grain products in September 2026 — the second record month in a row to begin the 2026-2027 crop year. The three-month period of July, August and September also set a third-quarter record for carloads and metric tonnes in Canadian grain.
In the United States, CPKC moved 2.51 MMT and 26,236 carloads of grain and grain products in September, likewise setting September and third-quarter records. Combined Canadian and U.S. volumes set new records for total carloads and metric tonnes for both the month and the quarter.
All the new records topped marks set in 2020. Through Week 8 of the crop year, CPKC has transported more than 4.99 MMT and 51,268 carloads of Canadian grain and grain products.
"These new records reflect the collective effort of CPKC railroaders, our customers and those across the grain supply chain working together with a shared commitment to service, safety and execution," said Elizabeth Hucker, CPKC Vice President, Sales & Marketing Bulk.
With its global headquarters in Calgary, CPKC is the first and only single-line transnational railway linking Canada, the United States and Mexico, with approximately 20,000 route miles and about 20,000 railroaders.
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