The golden early-morning light is put to good use as 82 and 90 head eastward on the Oakville Sub. The pair of trains would have been side by side if 90 arrived 10 seconds earlier...

CN 398 has just come off the Dundas Sub and entered the Oakville Sub at Bayview on it's way to Toronto. Consist is CN 2232 - CN 2661 with 94 cars.

CP 9766 and a severely faded CP 5913 crossover at Desjardin's to take the mountain grade up out of Hamilton to Guelph Junction and onto Toronto.

A solo SD60 takes charge of CP train 247 on CN's Oakville Subdivision through Bayview, due to tough economic times, the SOO leader is TUSV (Tied Up Serviceable) and the running rights on the Oakvi... (more)

AMTK 106 soars through the wetlands at the foot of Hamilton Harbour.

The wind is blowing, the sail boats are out on the harbour as people enjoy the walk and bike rides below on this Victoria Day long weekend but the trains still run, CN 339 skips through the outski... (more)

CN 339 wraps around the bay, decending the grade into Hamilton and onto the states. Check out Mike DaCosta's shot of CN 339 her... (more)

The CP morning yard job has finished their switching at Kinnear and is seen here heading north on the old TH&B belt line, headed for more switching in Hamilton's industrial north end. Fortunately,... (more)

Looking across the bay, a pair of GP9's head northwards on the Hamilton Turn with 1 car for Barnes.

A pair of RLK painted units sort out cars for local industries at Hamilton Yard, another RLK unit sits on the diesel spur relaxing in the morning sunlight.

Power for the afternoon's Nanticoke-Hamilton steel train rests on the undulating RIP track. With Stelco's shutdown, the train stopped operating last week, now leaving the Cowpath at Bayview unused... (more)

Geeps of many shapes and sizes call Southern Ontario Railink's Stuart St. yard home. Two early GP models, GP7 1756 and GP18 1808, share a moment together before 1808 is called to work the 16:30 ya... (more)

Power of the daily Hamilton-Nanticoke and return Steel Train enjoys the morning off in the bright winter sunshine (finally!). Note the creative use of scrap rail.