Jumping over several corporate logos to 1968 the CP Rail "Multimark" appeared. Canadian Pacific felt its growing multi-faceted enterprise needed a symbol that could be adapted to its different businesses. The Multimark was a triangle and semicircle with a square block signifying direction, global capability, and stability. The Canadian Pacific Railway became known as CP Rail. Naturally the envelopes changed too. You could still purchase a ticket on "The Canadian" which now carred a red stripe and multimark on its stainless steel cars. This envelope was 8 1/8 x 3 1/2 inches ( 20.5 x 9 cm ) in size.