Canadian Pacific Railway Police Service

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The Canadian Pacific Railway Police Service (or CPRPS) is a police force enforcing safety and security along Canadian Pacific Railway properties and rail lines in Canada and the United States, including GO Transit lines in the Greater Toronto Area.

The current head of the CPR force is Chief Gerry Moody.

Officers have powers as peace officers and can make arrest in regards to offenses on the CPR.

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