Subtle colors and classic styling of the lounge seating is seen in the rear of dome-observation “Banff Park” at Jasper, Alberta. These "Park" series observation cars (each named after a Canadi... (more)

A 21-car train No. 2, VIA Rail’s “Canadian” passes a lake at Henry House, Alberta, in scenic Jasper National Park on July 17, 2013. Dome-observation “Revelstoke Park,” built in 1954 for ... (more)

The blue flag is up as VIA Rail’s train No. 2, the “Canadian,” takes its station and service stop at Jasper, Alberta, on July 17, 2013. One track over is VIA F40PH-3 No. 6412, which shows of... (more)

VIA Rail’s train No. 2, the Canadian, curves along the shore of Brule Lake at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 13, 2013. Two rebuilt F40PH-2s (now labeled F40PH-3s) power the 21-car streamliner ea... (more)

VIA's eastbound "Canadian" with four domes departs the Rivers area for Winnipeg.

A late running "Canadian" passes the elevator at Harte.

A 22-car train No. 2, VIA Rail’s “Canadian” curves past milepost 8 just east of Geikie, Alberta, in scenic Jasper National Park on July 17, 2013.

A 22-car train No. 2, VIA Rail’s “Canadian” curves past milepost 8 just east of Geikie, Alberta, in Scenic Jasper National Park on July 17, 2013. Dome-observation “Revelstoke Park,” buil... (more)

VIA's eastbound "Canadian" departs Portage late in the evening.

VIA Rail’s train No. 2, the Canadian, skirts the shores of Brule Lake at Swan Landing, Alberta, on July 13, 2013. Two rebuilt F40PH-2s (now labeled F40PH-3s) power the 21-car streamliner eastbo... (more)

VIA's "Canadian" departs Rivers for Winnipeg.

The eastbound "Canadian" passes through Grant's Cut as departs the Rivers area bound for Winnipeg.

VIA's "Canadian" departs the Rivers area for Winnipeg and points east.

VIA Rail No. 2, the Canadian, makes its station stop at Jasper, Alberta, on July 18, 2011. The spare VIA locomotive parked at Jasper that day happened to be F40PH No. 6445 decked out in a special ... (more)

VIA train No. 2, the Canadian, cruises through Yellowhead Pass, British Columbia, on July 20, 2011, with classy Budd-built dome-observation trailing the train.