Amid a haze of blue diesel exhaust, Canadian Pacific's Royal Canadian Pacific train, operated for the CP Women's Open Golf Championship, backs down the Canadian National's Bala Subdivision ... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

When they turned 40 years old, the "sisters" were acquired by the Conway Scenic from VIA Rail. Put into service on the Notch Train in September 1995, they would wear this paint with the nose emble... (more)

PREX 1750, one of the last F-units still in freight service, sits tied down with its train in Mapleton, IL.

VIA Rail GMD FP9 No.6525 former CN unit.

VIA Rail, Toronto-Windsor train 71 in the lead CN FP9 6515 and F9B 6612 still in CN colors.

CN's mid-morning train bound for Montreal, with FP9 #6531 in the classic green, yellow and black paint scheme with a striped B-unit.

The newest addition that the OSR has acquired. This unit started out as a CN locomotive in 1958, then ended up as VIA Rail for passenger service in 1984. After that, the unit ended up on the OSR a... (more)

This preserved locomotive was donated by VIA Rail Canada and was an early era for passenger operations across Canada and the United States. Now showing it's age, it is seen here at Canada's larges... (more)

Canadian National Railway GMD FP9 #6501 and F9B #6619, in the original green, yellow and black paint scheme. Photographer unknown.

A former CN/VIA GMD FP9 built in London, Ontario and formerly serving the Waterloo and St. Jacob's Railway (WCXX), is now seen here working on the OSR bringing the snow plow back after doing an ex... (more)

Always nice to see F-units in active service in 2013.

She used to ride the rails from coast to coast, but now she stands on static display beside Dock St, along Thunder Bay's harbour front. ex-VIA 6510, 12/1994; nee CN 6510 (3/1978) - Blt 12/1954

Another year almost finished, and another winter approaching for retired FP9 6510. Kama River Park has been its home for the past few years, with very little attention or care to this historic spe... (more)

VIA 6510 on static display at the Kama River Park along side the Kaministiquia River in southern Thunder Bay. The term "preserved" is no longer appropriate for this tired F-unit, as almost 2 decad... (more)