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How to Obtain Blue Cross Travel Insurance Discount
- Call 1-866-544-7720.
- Identify yourself as a CP Pensioner, and say that the 10 per cent discount is a national (not provincial) program.
- Quote the CP Travel Insurance Group Number – 093102.
- Provide your CP Employee Number.
NCCPPA President Louis Wilson
Louis Wilson, elected NCCPPA President in June 2025, brings extensive leadership experience from the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference Maintenance of Way Employees Division (TCRC MWED). He served as TCRC MWED President (2015-2016) and Secretary-Treasurer (2006-2014), and held roles as Director at Large, specializing in collective bargaining, health and safety, and dispute resolution. Currently, Louis consults for labour organizations, leveraging his expertise in labour relations. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources and Labour Relations from Athabasca University in 2022 and continues advanced studies in the field.
Committed to advocating for CP pensioners, Louis aims to strengthen NCCPPA through enhanced union collaboration, membership growth, and pension advocacy, ensuring retirees’ voices are heard.
September 01 Pension Representative message
From Robert Cameron to all Fellow CPR Retirees:
I would like to thank everyone who voted for me to be your Pension Representative for the next 3 years on the CP Pension Board. I look forward to continuing working with all pensioners and spouses by providing assistance and education with all aspects of our Pension Plan.
The results were
Robert J Cameron 1314 Elected
Louis Wilson 986
Roger Gallant 302
My contact information is listed below, and I encourage anyone with specific concerns to reach out to discuss. Unsupported claims of poor communication can be addressed by each individual taking it upon himself or herself to request information. I do not feel that social media is the proper place to ask questions and expect answers, especially when the information provided on that platform by somebody other than myself or the Pension Committee may not be the correct information. As suggested, all questions should be directed to the Pension Representative or CP Pension Committee for the correct answers.
I will reiterate, if any questions or concerns that you have as an individual, please contact Robert (Bob) Cameron Pension Representative in the following ways: By phone- 1-250-837-4248 or 1-250-837-1083 (cell.), By mail PO Box 885 Revelstoke BC V0E 2S0,
Or by e-mail at [email protected]
Thank You
Robert J (Bob) Cameron
CP Pension Representative
2025 CPKC Holiday Train
The 2025 CPKC Holiday Train raised a record $2 million and collected more than 175,000 pounds of food.
The Holiday Train ran from Nov. 19 to Dec. 21 for its 27th year of spreading holiday cheer and raising money, food and awareness for people struggling with food insecurity.
Learn More
CANADIAN PACIFIC MAGAZINE
UPDATE: The digital version of CPKC Magazine is no longer
available. There is no timeline for its return.
The content in CPKC Magazine is presented on the CPKC website, main page, stories from CPKC https://www.cpkcr.com/en.
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Honouring our railroading colleagues whom we have lost over the years.
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Anniversaries & Significant Life Events
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50th Wedding Anniversary
John and Virgilia Pazzano celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 12, 2026.
John worked for CP Rail for 37 and a half years, holding various positions from 1967 until his retirement in 2005. He now enjoys spending time with his wife and four beloved grandchildren in Toronto, Ontario.
Gary and Dorothy Lancaster
Married: May 27, 1961, in Cranbrook, B.C.
Gary was an employee of CP Rail from 1957 until his retirement in 1994, working in various positions across Canada.
Retired from CPKC on September 1, 2025.
Tom Pidborchynski, who retired in September 1990, will celebrate his 100th birthday on November 22, 2025. A pipe fitter by trade, Tom often reflects on his 28 years of dedicated service with CPR. He remains deeply grateful for the pension and benefits he continues to enjoy, both during his working years and into retirement.
55th Wedding Anniversary
Married in NDG, Montreal at St. Augustine's Church
September 26, 1970
With the outbreak of World War II, the entire CPR network was again at the disposal of the Allied war effort. On land, the CPR moved 307 million tons of freight and 86 million passengers; including 150,000 soldiers, nearly 130,000 army and air force re-patriots, and thousands of sailors.
At sea, 22 CPR ships went to war with 12 of them being sunk, including the CPR’s largest passenger ship ever, which was almost as big as the Titanic — the Empress of Britain II.
In the air, the CPR pioneered the “Atlantic Bridge” – the transatlantic ferrying of bombers to Britain. The CPR set up pilot training schools and opened Canada’s strategic far north, creating Canadian Pacific Air Lines in 1942.
Read more at https://cpconnectingcanada.ca/#war-efforts
From the outset of war the CPR put the entire resources of the company at the British Empire’s disposal. This during the CPR’s heyday, when the railway was much more than just a railway. Not only were the railway’s trains and tracks at the British Empire’s disposal, but also its ships, shops, hotels, telegraphs, and, above all, its people.
Aiding the war effort meant transporting and billeting troops, building and supplying arms and munitions; arming, lending and selling ships.
Read more at https://cpconnectingcanada.ca/#war-efforts
July 1, 2017
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