After departing Montreal's Central Station, VIA 627 is passing the skyline of downtown with cab-car SIIX 2301 leading. VIA 627 is a special train running from Montreal to Ottawa with VIA employees... (more)

Shortly after leaving Montreal's Gare Centrale, VIA 65 to Toronto is rounding a curve with the new REM alignment to its right.

Double-headed by VIA's EMD F40PH no. 5417 and GE P42DC no. 903, Ottawa - Québec corridor train 26 is passing through CN's Saint-Henri and over the Lachine Canal, Montreal Central Station will be ... (more)

VIA's 6429 brings up the rear of VIA corridor train 26 from Ottawa to Quebec, crossing Saint-Patrick Street, about ten minutes from Montreal's Central Station.

VIA F40PH-3s 6455 and 6445 lead the westbound Canadian through Fabyan.

The usual train crossing the usual bridge at an usual time but with an unusually beautiful scenery.

VIA F40PH-3s 6456 and 6640 approach Unity with westbound VIA Rail train 1, the Canadian.

VIA 37 with VIA 920 and a Renaissance consist is passing Turcot Ouest. At left CN 596 is backing cars onto Track 29 as it finishes building a CN X321.

VIA 63 for Toronto is reflected in the Peel Basin.

VIA 903 leads VIA 33 from Quebec City over the Lachine Canal.

The golden October sun lights up VIA's 69 double-headed by F40PHs 6459 and 6415 and a consist of LRC cars, crossing the Lachine Canal near MP 3 on CN's Montreal Sub.

Toronto-bound VIA 47 heads under the Hutchinson Road Bridge preparing to meet CN X108 and VIA 64 near Gananoque. There were plenty of fall colors by the bridge making the otherwise generic shot re... (more)

The shadows are still long on this last day of September as VIA's combined Abitibi (601) and Saguenay (603) consist passes over the future REM tracks on CN's St-Laurent subdivision, a few minutes ... (more)

A colorful VIA 33 headed for Ottawa just passed CN Turcot West on CN's Montreal Sub. Back in 2021 VIA, due to a reduced schedule, apparently had enough locomotives to wrap the Quebec - Ottawa trai... (more)

Looking down at the curve connecting the southern end of Montreal's Gare Centrale to the St-Hyacinthe subdivision, VIA 61 is making its early-morning departure for Toronto.