VIA 916 leads 4 LRC coach and 4 Budd stainless coaches followed by VIA 6411 pushing on the rear.

VIA 73 is about to cross the St. Thomas Sub at Carew with VIA 6440 and 4 coaches.

A westbound train to Windor approaches Bayview Junction with a mixture of LRC and Budd equipment.

Looking a little worse for wear, VIA 6408 still wearing the Spiderman 2 scheme is seen here leading #73 on the Dundas Sub as it heads towards it's final destination of Windsor.

VIA 73 starts up the Dundas sub with equipment for Monday's 82 on the rear

VIA 73 screams up the Dundas hill at Dundas with a longer than usual, holiday weekend consist.

Westbound VIA 73 with a GE up front and Spiderman F40PH 6408 pushing approaches Kerr Street in Oakville, shortly after departing Oakville Station. I'm assuming the rear section will be tomorrow mo... (more)

VIA 73 heads west across the 16 Mile Creek Valley. As you can plainly see we've missed most of the winter storms that have been hitting our neighbors to the south and west of us along with the maj... (more)

VIA 73 headed up by 911 overtakes a westbound CN freight train at Paris West. 73 has two consist, the second with another P42DC and 4 ex CPR coaches will be cut off in London for a Monday morning... (more)

Westbound VIA train No. 73 kicks up dust from the fresh ballast as it races towards Windsor.

VIA 73 has just passed VIA 84 at Brant Jct. and is just a couple of minutes from it's station stop at Brantford. VIA 84's 4 Budd cars consist of 6210 - 6120 - 6000 - 6109 while VIA 73 has VIA 6760... (more)

Finding just a small opening between the trees along the banks of the Thames River I was able to shoot Via 73 as it departs London on a pleasant afternoon.

VIA #73 making it's station stop at Brantford with VIA 6504 followed by Club Laurier & 4 coaches.

After meeting CN 398's great lashup (see photo 277707) at the east end of this trestle VIA 73 crosses the Grand River in Paris with RP.Net contributor Judy Shaw snapping pictures and our furry fri... (more)

Scarcely an hour since the horrifying radio call "VIA 73 stop your train, stop your train now please. There's been a report... umm, I'm not actually sure who called it in but there's a possibility... (more)