The magical CPKC Holiday Train is back in Alberta this week — Here are all the stops

It's coming to Calgary! 🚂

The CPKC Holiday Train.

The CPKC Holiday Train coming to Alberta.

Editor

The festive CPKC Holiday Train — previously called the CP Holiday Train — is back again for 2024, and this week it's in Alberta.

The magical train brings festive magic to different towns and cities all over Canada and the U.S. during the holiday season. Lit up with holiday decor the train puts on free concerts and is all in support of local food banks around the country.

It's free entry and you can see artists like Tyler Shaw, Alana Springsteen, and Magic! perform. CPKC does encourage people to bring food or money to donate to local food banks.

The holiday train just kicked off its Alberta fun in Medicine Hat on Sunday, but there are lots of stops throughout the week that you can check out.


Here are the remaining Alberta CPKC Holiday Train stops:

December 11

  • Blackfalds, Alberta: Broadway Avenue & East Avenue
  • Lacombe, Alberta: Leh Thompson Fish Pond
  • Ponoka, Alberta: 50 Street & 47 Avenue
  • Wetaskiwin, Alberta: CPKC ES Building - 4009 50 Street
  • Millet, Alberta: Railway Pedestrian Crossing - 50th Street & 48 Avenue
  • Leduc, Alberta: Railway Intersection at 50th Avenue (Main Street) & 47th Street
  • December 12

    • Josephburg, Alberta: Moyer Recreational Centre - 54596 Range Road 215
    • Edmonton, Alberta: South of the Edmonton CPKC Station - 7935 Gateway Blvd

    December 13

    • Innisfail, Alberta: 50 Street
    • Olds, Alberta: 50 Street
    • Didsbury, Alberta: 20 Street & 18 Avenue
    • Airdrie, Alberta: Nose Creek Park - Main Street

    December 14

    • Calgary, Alberta: Anderson C-Train Station

    December 15

    • Cochrane, Alberta: Behind Provincial Building between 4th Avenue & 2nd Avenue
    • Stoney Nakota, Alberta: Morley Trading Post
    • Canmore, Alberta: Railway Pedestrian Crossing on 10th Street - behind Save-On-Foods
    • Banff, Alberta: Banff Railway Station - 327 Railway Avenue
    You can check out the full CPKC holiday train schedule on the website.
    • Editor

      Morgan Leet (she/her) is an Editor for Narcity Media Group. After graduating from Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication, she jumped into fulfilling her dream as a journalist, merging her passion for travelling with writing. She got her start working in the print media world on Canada’s East Coast, then joined Narcity with a move to B.C., leading the launch of West Coast coverage. Her focus now is managing a large group of freelance writers, bringing human-forward and opinion content to the site.

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