You don't normally come across preserved North American railway equipment on this side of the Atlantic, but I visited a museum here in the UK today which has a couple of Canadian items preserved there which you may not be aware of.
The museum is at Mangapps Farm, near Burnham on Crouch in southern Essex and the museums owner, John Jolly, has familly connections to Canada.
Firstly, he owns CP Caboose 434677, built in 1981 by the CP Angus shops. He bought it from a dealer in Fairfield, IA a few years back and it was shipped by rail to Halifax, NS, thence by ship to Liverpool and then roaded to the museum.
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It does see use occasionally carrying visitors on one of the lines within the site on special event days.
In addition, he has this CP Speeder
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There are also a selection of Canadian railwayana items displayed in part of an SNCF (French) 4-wheel ferry van.
The museum itself is well worth a visit if you find yourself in the UK