CN 309 with 2946 and 8884 upfront crawl through the curve at mile 303.74 Kingston Subdivision on the approach to CN Whitby. CN 2805 is 88 cars back acting as mid-train remote.

CN 8900 leads Q186 through Whitby, ON with 2117 shoving on the rear of 212 platforms.

GO 664 brings up the rear of an all-new scheme GO consist in front of the under construction GO East Rail Maintenance Facility.

GO 559 and 563 sandwich 10 coaches as they approach Hopkins Street.

Leaving a dust cloud behind, an eastbound VIA train slows down for it's station stop at Oshawa.

GO Transit MP40PH-3C #653 pushes westbound on the GO Subdivision with Oshawa to Toronto Union Station train #915.

An eastbound company business train chock full of company officials including CEO Claude Mongeau heads east to Montreal behind a pair of recently washed ES44DC's.

The drastic increase in oil shipments by rail has brought a related increase of colourful lashups to the CN mainline east of Toronto. Prior to this, the odds of catching anything more exotic to th... (more)

With a former ATSF C40-8W leading 11,000 ft of train, CN 149 rolls through Oshawa, Ontario on this beautiful summer afternoon along CN's busy Toronto-Montreal Kingston Subdivision.

M369 creeps down the Whitby service track after a lift at Oshawa behind CN ES44DC 2234 and CN C40-8 2006 along with CN SD70M-2 8810 which was operating mid train.

A repainted class leader is on the point of 149 as they negotiate the curve at Gerdau.

The setting sun illuminates an eastbound GO train as it negotiates the recently opened (within the last week) shoo-fly around the South Blair Road grade separation. The new GO 660 leads 612 on a s... (more)

Some classic power pulls 570 out of Oshawa with 6700' of freight for Toronto's Mac Yard.

A pair of ex-Oakway SD60's haul a long sting of empty tanks bound for the BNSF in Eola, Il.

In the dying light of a perfectly sunny and cold winters day, CN 4112 and 7029 pull four loads from the Gerdau Ameristeel plant in Whitby, Ontario. Arriving light from the yard in Oshawa and after... (more)