The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

The train was The Canadian. The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

Flying white flags, a grimy CP Rail M636 and C630 duo lead a westbound over the frozen Ottawa River at Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec. The tracks in the foreground are the parallel CN mainline. ... (more)

Canadian National had 35 MLW RSC-13 #1700-1735. All retired between 1975-1976.

Canadian Pacific MLW RS-18 #8776 and RS-3 #8435 at LaSalle (Montreal), Quebec April 04, 1964.

The 9449 was an FA2 model rated at 1600 horsepower and was built by Montreal Locomotive Works in 1953.

Westbound CNR GP9 #4414 and #4563 at Pointe Claire, Quebec March 25, 1964. Note the Pyle headlight on the nose of unit #4414.

VIA Rail late afternoon Montreal-Toronto daily train with MLW FPA-4 #6791 in the lead.

Train number 8, The Dominion, is running off its last few miles to Montreal's Windsor station on a cold February afternoon in 1965 at Westmount station.

On a cold February afternoon MLW RS10 #8475 heads a CP commuter at Westmount station. One of the first series of RS10's, 8475 was equipped with the single headlight rather than the twin sealed ... (more)

The Montreal section of Canadian Pacific's Canadian, led by FP7 #1432 at Westmount station in March 1965 bound for Ottawa, and will be combined with the Toronto section at Sudbury, Ontario for ... (more)

Canadian National boxcab electric No. 6713 leads a train out of Montreal at Jonction de L'Est along with a sister locomotive. No. 6713 was built by General Electric in 1914 and had been in service... (more)

The future of railroading -- three decades ago. A United Aircraft turbo train speeds westward from Montreal. Alas, turbo power never caught on in North America.

VIA’s Train 69 awaits the conductor’s highball to depart Montreal’s Bonaventure Station on Oct. 11, 1982 for its 335-mile run to Toronto — Canada’s largest cities. EMD units 6523-6621 ... (more)