VIA 71 kicks up snow at Lynden Road with a station stop at Brantford a few miles ahead.

Interior of VIA 8704 dome car.

VIA's "Canadian" departs the Winnipeg area for points west.

A newly rebuilt VIA F40PH leads VIA 85 today, stopped at Georgetown for it's station stop.

Heading west through northern Ontario on VIA 1 in January. Cold on the outside, warm and cozy inside.

The eastbound Canadian skirts Moose Lake, en route to Jasper, AB.

Newly-introduced Ottawa-bound train 33 heads across the Richelieu river at sunrise on a bone-chilling -22°C (-8°F) morning.

Heading toward Jasper

VIA's 693 departs Portage after finishing minor repairs to one of the sleepers.

VIA 72 pulls into Brantford on a cold winter afternoon.

Westbound Canadian is just out of Jasper on its journey to Vancouver.

Toronto's Union Station is what comes to my mind when I think of architecture in Toronto. Along the walls of Union Station are engraved the names of cities and towns that the railway ran to, and s... (more)

We're aboard the westbound KCN (Kootenay Central North) manifest train in the siding at Glacier, B.C., summit of the climb over Rogers Pass, waiting the eastbound VIA "Canadian" train #2 to whisk ... (more)

After having a traumatic trip through Northern Ontario the Canadian slips through the rock cut at Rosseau Road after a fresh snowfall.

VIA's westbound Canadian approaches Rivers.