Saskatchewan

CPKC train derails west of Moose Jaw Tuesday morning

Multiple cars from a loaded CPKC train derailed early Tuesday morning. It happened just after midnight in a rural area near Caron, Sask., about 25 kilometres west of Moose Jaw.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway company says there were no injuries

A red train sits on the track
This stock photo shows a locomotive sitting idle at the CPKC railyard in Calgary in August 2024. The company says one of its trains derailed west of Moose Jaw early Tuesday morning. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)

Multiple cars from a loaded Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway (CPKC) train derailed early Tuesday morning.

According to CPKC, it happened just after midnight CST in a rural area near Caron, Sask., about 25 kilometres west of Moose Jaw.

The company said there were no injuries.

"Initial assessment is that approximately 18 intermodal rail cars are involved," CPKC said in an emailed statement.

picture of derailed train
The derailment happened just after midnight CST in a rural area near Caron, Sask., about 25 kilometres west of Moose Jaw. (Submitted)

One of the derailed cars contained batteries. No other dangerous goods are involved, and there were no leaks of products and no threat to public safety, CPKC said.

CPKC crews are on the scene to begin the cleanup.

The cause of the derailment is under investigation.