The 2025 CPKC Holiday Train returns to Manitoba

The 2025 CPKC Holiday Train is coming to Manitoba, raising food, money and awareness for local food banks and food pantry organizations. Food banks will be at each stop to accept food and money donations. Performers this year are Jade Eagleson and Teigen Gayse. 

On Wednesday, December 3 they’ll make their first stop in the province at 7:00PM in Whitemouth at the Whitemouth Hotel on Railway Avenue. At 9:15PM they’ll be in Winnipeg at Panet Road and Molson Street.

On Friday, December 5 they’ll be in Portage La Prairie at 11:30AM at the CP Station, 309 1st Street, N.W. They’ll stop in Neepawa at 2:30PM on Railway Street between Mountain Avenue and Currie Avenue. Then at 4:00PM they’ll be in Minnedosa at 30 2nd Avenue, NW. Their last stop in the province will be in Shoal Lake, North Railway Avenue at 7:15PM. 

 

The 2024 CPKC Holiday Train is coming to town!

 

You better watch out, you better not cry! You better not pout, I'm telling you why! Because if you do, your mom and dad (or your wife) won't let you see the CPKC Holiday Train this year!  

The train arrives in Manitoba on December 3rd. It's first stop is in Whitemouth, at the Whitemouth Hotel on Railway Avenue, at 7:00 PM. Then it arrives in Winnipeg on Panet Road and Molson Street at 9:15PM.

On December 5 the train will stop at Portage La Prairie at the CP station at 309 1st street NW Portage La Prairie from 3:00PM to 3:30PM. Then it will stop in Carberry at 4th avenue between Main Street and Simcoe from 5:15PM to 5:45PM. It rounds out the day stopping in Brandon at the field south of the CPKC tracks north of Rosner Avenue East, west of the Rosner Avenue rail crossing, from 7:00PM to 7:30PM.

On December 6 it will make its final stop in Manitoba in Virden, on the north side of tracks on 5th avenue South between Lyons street and Ashburn Street from 10:30AM to 11:00PM.

Musical guests for all of these stop are Tyler Shaw and Shawnee Kish. The Holiday Train generates critical support through the program’s support of local food banks.