VIA 6401 heads east on the Kingston sub with the combined VIA 60/50 J-train to Montreal.

Metra F40 122 leads an outbound commuter train from Union Station as it crosses the lift bridge over the Chicago River and heads down the South West District.

VIA Rail equipment heading for Winnipeg speeds east on the north track of CN's Edson Sub just east of Devona.

VIA Rail equipment heading for Winnipeg has just cleared onto the north track at Devona on CN's Edson Sub.

A VIA Rail equipment move running as VIA #2 crosses the Continental Divide at Yellowhead heading for Winnipeg, MB with equipment for the long awaited re-start of "The Canadian" in mid-De... (more)

VIA Rail’s eastbound Canadian curves along the shore of Brule Lake at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 13, 2013. EMD F40PH-3 Nos. 6427 and 6410 power the 21-car streamliner eastbound on Canadian N... (more)

A VIA Rail “Hospital Train” heading for Jasper to replace some damaged #5/6 equipment has just departed Geikie.

VIA F40PH-3s 6438 and 6458 lead 16 coaches east on the Edson Sub. They're deadheading this equipment to Toronto for repairs while "The Canadian" is shut down due to the pandemic. Of note... (more)

VIA F40PH-3s 6453 and 6456 lead an equipment move consisting of 14 coaches through Geikie.

In a pretty rare event, 5 VIA Rail F40PH-3s are on the point of a VIA train, albeit an equipment deadhead.

A Via Rail Canada deadhead equipment move heads into Jasper for a crew change. Via hasn't had a revenue "Canadian" run in these parts for quite some time.

VIA F40PH-3s 6442, 6441, 6454, 6449 and 6455 lead a 25 coach Toronto-Vancouver deadhead move west on the Edson Sub at Henry House.

VIA F40PH-3s 6453, 6456 and 6459 have just departed Jasper with a deadhead equipment move from Vancouver-Toronto in tow.

On November 18, VIA #6 sustained significant damage to its lead unit (VIA 6455) from a large fallen tree at Lucas, BC. On November 20, VIA Rail dispatched a “Hospital Train” out of Vancouver, ... (more)

VIA Rail’s Jasper to Prince Rupert passenger train once known as the “Skeena” zips through Moose Lake, British Columbia, on July 17, 2013.