2021
MacCosham becomes a proud member of AMTA.
For much of its first 100 years MacCosham was a moving and trucking company based in Edmonton, Alberta and operating a range of trucking services throughout western Canada. By the beginning of the 21st century the company had evolved into what it is today - a specialized service provider for Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway’s Intermodal division operating yard management and chassis repair services in 3 locations: Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta as well as Saskatchewan, Regina. Connect with us today and find out how our services can help optimize your company operations.
To be a highly valued partner in the provision of mission critical logistics, handling and infrastructure services to rail and related transportation and industrial sectors.
To provide best-in-class intermodal management and repair services in western Canada by focusing on safety, quality, technology and efficiency. To extend this expertise into other settings that require equipment, people and processes for safe and efficient operational execution.
MacCosham Inc. has been providing intermodal transportation and other related solutions for over 100 years.
MacCosham becomes a proud member of AMTA.
MacCosham relocates its head office operations from Edmonton to Calgary. Alberta.
MacCosham wins contract with CP Rail for operations in Regina for Intermodal Tractor Services, Chassis Repair and Tire Repair.
MacCosham wins contract with CP Rail for operations in Calgary for Intermodal Tractor Services, Chassis Repair and Tire Repair
MacCosham no longer offers moving and storage services.
MacCosham operating in 100 years of business.
MacCosham is a selected Logistic provider to the Horizon Energy Project in Alberta.
MacCosham is selected as the Logistics’ Provider to the G-8 Summit in Kananaskis.
MacCosham is the selected International mover for Canadian federal government moves.
MacCosham Van Lines turns 75.
Merge with Burnham Service Corporation, through this merger, MacCosham found a way to double the size of its operations and become one of the largest distribution networks in North America.
14 more branches brought on line in the Maritimes, Ontario, and B.C., for a total of 37 outlets.
MacCosham creates a successful national sales arm by joining forces with four long-established warehouse companies in Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, and Halifax.
MacCosham International Ltd. is formed to supply brokerage and forwarding services to offshore orders from both of its divisions. A solid and diversified account base is formed to support a growing distribution system.
Trans-Canada Highway officially opens, allowing transportation systems to travel through all ten provinces of Canada between its Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean coasts to the west and east respectively.
Opening of an office in Kingston, Ontario.
R.V. MacCosham retires, agrees to let his 15 managers have the company through a form of leveraged buy-out.
Expands its household moving operations into Saskatchewan.
MacCosham starts using International Harvester trucks to deliver of larger payload, greater distances.
Maccosham starts to use motor trucks to transport freight, hauling everything from hardware to cornflakes.
Restricted to local hauls by the limited abilities of horse-drawn drays, the company focused on warehousing and distribution.
MacCosham goes after the railroads for shipping and storage contracts.
Roderick V (Vic) MacCosham uses his inheritance to purchase a warehouse at 109 Street and 103 Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta. The company was known as MacCosham Storage & Distributing Co. Ltd.
Roderick V (Vic) MacCosham takes his $20,000 inheritance west to Alberta.