Canadian Pacific Railway 4-8-4 No. 3101
Regina, SA, Canada 		Location: Evraz Regina Steel
Status: Display
Posted: May 14, 2025 @ 10:05:03 by Matthew Gardner
SOmebody has made a statement that a local regional or shortline railroad has made plans to acquire this engine, and restore it to run again.
Posted: May 16, 2023 @ 14:05:51 by Barry Deimert
I believe that this locomotive was driven and parked at IPSCO by my father E.(Ervin)E.Deimert of Regina. He started shoveling coal around 1946 on G4 or G5 class Engines. He was 17 yrs old. I would be grateful for any additional information you have on the restoration if it has happened Barry Deimert
Posted: Nov 17, 2007 @ 08:11:47 by Trevor Heath
The English Magazine "Steam Railway" is reporting that the Canadian Pacific Railroad is to restore the 1928 Canadian built 4-8-4 3101 with a budget of 1M. The above story is not quite correct: I called IPSCO this morning (November 16 2007) and this is what they said: "The locomotive is privately owned by us. We purchased it for scrap in about 1960 and decided to display it rather than cut it up. Yes I can confirm that we have been approached by the Canadian Pacific Railroad and have agreed to allow them access to the locomotive to perform a feasibility study to ascertain if restoration to operating condition is possible. The locomotive currently remains in the ownership of IPSCO. It is standing outside and is deteriorating. We fully support the Canadian Pacific in their endeavor" TH
Posted: Dec 11, 2005 @ 11:12:30 by Tyler

This engine and CP No. 3100 were the only     4-8-4 Northern types built for the Canadian Pacific. They ran trains 21 and 22, the overnight sleepers between Montreal and Toronto.  

Posted: Mar 18, 2005 @ 15:03:30 by Schomer

Weare looking to purchase the Rail Station in Nelson B.C. and looking for a suitable Locomotive to either display there, or operate. Donations of a train would be great, but alos prepared to purchase or lease one..

Ideas...can you assist?

Regards,

Peter Schömer

Head of Operations