CPKC sets all-time monthly grain shipment record in October

By Public Technologies
  • CPKC set all-time monthly records for combined Canadian and U.S. grain volumes and carloads in October 2026.
  • Canadian shipments totaled 3,260,000 metric tons across 33,822 carloads, beating October 2022 records for a third consecutive record month.
  • U.S. shipments reached 2,650,000 metric tons across 27,739 carloads, surpassing October 2024 highs.
  • Through Week 13 of the 2026-2027 crop year, Canadian grain shipments exceeded 8,500,000 metric tons, totaling 88,064 carloads.
  • U.S. monthly grain records were set in five of the past six months.


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