Welcome
Welcome to CARM, the Canadian Association of Railway Modellers, located in Canada but with members from many areas around the world. CARM is both for Canadians as well as those with interests in Canadian Railways or model railroading or both. Our membership in the organization is open to anyone that wishes to join.
CARM offers members a quarterly Newsletter, monthly Zoom clinics, Chapter activities, access to our YouTube Channel and this Website as well as the opportunity to interact with your fellow members across the country.
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Monthly Zoom Sessions for Members
Check back here regularly for updates for the monthly Zoom Sessions for members. Malcolm Back and William Waithe have put together a number of guests to present on various topics. These sessions will take place on the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:30pm eastern. Invitations for these sessions will be sent out to all current members by email approximately one week prior to the session, so make sure your membership is current. If you would like to make a presentation yourself, or if you have suggestions for future topics, please contact Malcolm or William.
December 15th - Michael Hodgson
My Layout and Planned Future for the Cariboo Chilcotin Railway (CCR)
A career railroader and long time modeler Michael will be sharing with you his fictional railway the Cariboo Chilcotin Railway (CCR). Michael will be talking about the real geography, history and politics that influenced the design of the CCR. He will talk about his quest to hit a level of realism in operation where one might think that the CCR once thundered through the coastal mountain range for real.
2026 CARM Calendar
Did you miss out on pre-ordering yours for 2026?
There are a few extra calendars that have been printed and these are available for ordering on a first come basis. As a member to get one or more of the 2026 calendars you will need to contact the Membership Manager, John Johnston, at editor@caorm.org and request the number of calanders you would like alond with your Name, Email address, and Mailing address. Calanders are $15 each. You will get a reply from John once he confirms he has enough calander(s) to send to you along with the amount to send and how to pay for them. Remember that once they are gone there will be no more available for 2026.
2027 CARM Calendar
Calling All Photographers
Please submit photos for the 2027 CARM calendar
If you have an image that you would like to submit to us for use in the 2027 CARM calendar please read the following. We are seeking 6 high quality images of prototype scenes and 6 high quality images of model railroad scenes to include in the calendar. These images need to be in sharp focus for most of the image, well lit, well composed and of interest. Images should be in landscape format. You do not need to edit the image as we would prefer to edit the image ourselves as to maximize the image for the printer. If you have an image you wish to submit an image for consideration follow these steps.
Submit a small JPG image if possible for consideration. Obtain all of the information about the image including: Location, Date, Photographer, Camera Stats, Owner of the items in the scene.
Once accepted send the large file as a JPG, RAW, TIFF, etc. and send your submissions to calendar@caorm.org before June 30th, 2027. Thank You
CARM Annual General Meeting
Saturday November 1, 2025 at 2:00 PM eastern
The meeting was a success and the presentation in PDF and MP4 formats are available in the Members Area, username and password are needed to log into this area and they are located in the latest The Canadian newsletter.
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