Canadian Pacific Railway says an investigation is underway after one of its freight trains derailed in the Crowsnest Pass late Friday afternoon.

Police say approximately 10 cars, including two locomotives, left the tracks during the incident, which occurred around 1:30 p.m. Monday near Goderich Harbour.

The incident happened around 2:30 p.m. close to the grain elevators near Goderich Harbour, provincial police said in a social media post.

New Brunswick's Emergency Measures Organization said that it is monitoring the incident but that there is no threat to the public. 

There were no injuries in the derailment and CP has dispatched crews and equipment but the incident has left the Village of Field B.C. in the dark.

A criminal investigation is now underway into a deadly train derailment in B.C. that killed three Calgarians working for the Canadian Pacific Railway in 2019.

Two of the railcars carried vehicles, one held plastic resin and one had propane. 

The report’s findings state that no on-board derailment detection systems are currently in use in Canada.

"It’s imperative that people pay attention," Manitoba RCMP spokesperson Sgt. Paul Manaigre said

CN Rail said 60 railcars carrying potash came crashing down off the tracks near Hunter Creek, close to Highway 1 on Monday.