Canada Train Stickers
Description: This is a line and wash illustration of a Via Rail Canada train by Jennifer Pan. It has a watercolor & ink aesthetic with a classic via train moving through the mountains on a spring, summer or autumn day. It's a high-resolution scan of the original sketch - visible are the underlying marks and imperfections that serve to add to it's authentic charm!
Description: A vintage scenic train journey through Canada’s great northern mountains, surrounded by pine forests, alpine lakes, snowy peaks, and classic railway adventure vibes. Perfect for train lovers, Canada travel fans, rail enthusiasts, mountain explorers, nature lovers, and anyone who dreams of a timeless scenic railway escape.
Description: Canadian Pacific was the country's first and its story is impressive, even when compared to great U.S. systems like the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Santa Fe, and Union Pacific. The CP initially linked Winnipeg with the Pacific coast in British Columbia. Only later did it push east to the Maritimes, doing so very quickly. Canadian Pacific's traffic base has always been diversified but grain still plays an important role just as it did a century ago. At its peak, CP boasted an astounding network of more than 17,000 route miles while maintaining a hand in numerous other industries from ocean shipping to telecommunications. Today, its system is much smaller but still commands a dominating presence in its home country. In addition, it serves
Description: Fully restored vintage travel poster from Canada. Please note that our posters are high quality reproductions based on professional, very high resolution scans of the originals. Our manual retouching process does not involve the use of filters that remove any original details or texture that you will see in the original prints. All details remain intact. Colors corrected. Imperfections removed.
Description: The Canadian Pacific Railway, also known simply as CPR or Canadian Pacific and formerly as CP Rail (1968–1996), was a Canadian Class I railway incorporated in 1881. The railway was owned by Canadian Pacific Railway Limited, which began operations as legal owner in a corporate restructuring in 2001. Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, the railway owned approximately 20,100 kilometres of track in seven provinces of Canada and into the United States, stretching from Montreal to Vancouver, and as far north as Edmonton.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: This landscape depiction features the Lethbridge Viaduct with a passenger train crossing the high-level bridge over the Oldman River valley. A deer and a buck stand in the foreground among prairie wild roses, pine trees, and wheat stalks. Wind turbines and a sun shining over the rolling coulee hills complete this Southern Alberta scene, marked with the established year eighteen eighty-five.
Description: This graphic badge represents Brooks, Alberta, known as the centennial city. The artwork features a bold yellow sun rising over prairie wheat fields with pumpjacks. Below, the Brooks Aqueduct spans a blue river, while a train track, an irrigation dam, and a dinosaur skull complete the regional landscape.
Description: This round emblem features text reading The Rose City Camrose Alberta. A large red rose sits in the center surrounded by green leaves, flanked by a vintage steam locomotive train and rural grain elevators. Additional elements include a beaver, a bison, mountains, the sun, and a decorative border of red wild roses at the bottom.
Description: This illustration displays geographical and cultural landmarks located in Edmonton, Alberta. The visual representation includes the regional river valley, the local legislative building, train infrastructure, and native wildlife such as moose and beavers, framed by the northern lights. It reflects the community atmosphere and outdoor lifestyle found in the heart of the Canadian prairies, functioning as a representation for those connected to this provincial capital city.
Description: This graphic representation of Edmonton features the local skyline and regional symbols. The composition displays the Alberta provincial legislature building, river valley bridges, a sports trophy, and native wildlife of western Canada. Bold lines and local motifs illustrate the northern capital for travel enthusiasts.
Description: A stylized emblem featuring the text Crossroads of the World and Edmonton, Alberta. The scene includes a vintage steam train, a bison, a leaping deer, an oil pumpjack, grain elevators, and a city skyline. A river winds through pine trees under a starry night sky with northern lights, accompanied by a compass rose, an eagle, a pickup truck, a bicycle, and a canoe.
Description: A blue and black themed visual featuring the text Winnipeg, Manitoba and The Wholesale City. The central elements include a black bison silhouette, the legislative building dome, a statue on a pedestal, and the winding Red River. Shipping and cargo motifs such as a train, a container ship, a hand trolley, and labeled crates fill the composition.
Description: This visual representation showcases the community of Stettler located in Alberta. The scene features a traditional grain elevator situated near vast wheat fields. A locomotive runs on tracks through the landscape, complemented by the presence of cattle heads in the surrounding area. The elements highlight the agricultural roots and railway heritage found in this region of Canada.
Description: This illustration represents Camrose, Alberta, also known as the Rose City. The artwork features red wild roses with green leaves surrounding various local symbols. A steam locomotive on train tracks sits on the left, while a prairie grain elevator stands on the right. A circular inset displays a lake surrounded by trees, and a clock tower is depicted in the bottom right corner.
Description: A large moose stands as the centerpiece of this prairie scene. The composition includes a rail locomotive, tall grain silos, and scattered musical notes. Wheat stalks and a steer skull complement the rural elements found in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. This layout represents the heritage of the region through agrarian motifs and musical symbols set against the horizon of the Canadian plains.
Description: This composition depicts the city of Winnipeg situated in Manitoba. Visual elements include a bison, a polar bear, a beaver, wheat stalks, and wild flora. The scene features a central river intersection with small boats, a railway train, and the local legislative building dome. Compass directions and stars surround the central typography which references the established year of eighteen seventy-three.
Description: An illustrated poster representing Edmonton, Alberta, known as The Big E. The design features regional symbols including a bison, moose, aurora borealis, a compass, the river valley, a streetcar, a festival tent, and a steam train. Bold lines and a color palette of blue, yellow, and green highlight the northern spirit of this Canadian city.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: Calgary Stampede energy wild. Rocky Mountain foothill wanderer breathless. Chinook wind survivor (headaches real). Bow River float peacefully. C-Train chaos temporarily. Kensington Village vibes cozy. YYC airport runway lover watching planes. Rodeo boots addict scuffed. Stephen Ave stroll soul downtown. Prairie oyster daredevil? No thanks. Calgary, cowboy chaos it.
Description: This graphic composition focuses on the city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. Elements include Western hats, cowboy boots, a locomotive, a commercial aircraft, a buffalo, a bear, and pine trees. The background features the nearby mountain range. The text includes YYC, Calgary, Alberta, and Canada in a clear typeface. The color palette incorporates navy blue, white, and golden yellow tones.
Description: Celebrate and local traditions with this spooky design featuring the famous Stanley Park ghost train in Vancouver, British Columbia. Train enthusiasts, locals, and visitors who love nighttime celebrations and hauntingly fun memories the park. This apparel item features a detailed visual theme suitable for everyday wear and matches well with casual outfits for friends, family, and loved ones.
Description: This composition showcases the community of Stettler in the province of Alberta. Key visual elements include a vintage steam locomotive engine traveling past a rural grain elevator and harvested wheat sheaves. The scene also highlights a cowboy hat, a bighorn sheep, a wild rose, and a derrick structure nestled beneath a mountainous horizon. This motif reflects the agricultural and industrial heritage found within this region of Western Canada.
Description: A vintage-inspired rail travel design featuring a scenic train journey through northern mountains, pine forests, lakes, and classic adventure poster vibes. Perfect for train lovers, Canada travelers, mountain explorers, railway fans, nature lovers, and retro travel art collectors.
Description: Vintage Travel Poster of Travel By Train on the Canadian Pacific Here at Culturio we strive to make designs and find posters that we personally love so that you the customer can buy in good faith knowing we would be happy to own it ourselves. All the designs and posters have been cleaned up and colours enhanced to further make your purchase exceptional. If you like a product but want something altered or the background colour changed, please don’t hesitate to contact us and we will make it especially for you.
Description: A friendly cartoon moose wearing a marching band uniform plays a large brass horn while leading a musical parade. Fellow musicians play the trombone, trumpet, and drums alongside him. Below, a traditional steam locomotive runs on train tracks past old brick downtown buildings, an arched stone bridge, and a shield displaying the letters SK.
