A recent winter trip in search of snow plows... It didn't disappoint! An plow set travels east on Canadian Pacific's Mountain Sub at Greely.

An intermodal train prepares to depart Roberts Bank as the sun sets over the West Coast.

A foggy January night finds SRY 900 taking a clear signal at the Annacis swing bridge.

Southbound on Canadian Pacific's Windermere Sub, an empty coal train approaches Canal Flats on route to the coal mines in Sparwood, BC

If steam locomotive #3716 didn't catch your eye before, she sure will now. With Christmas lights decorated over the locomotive, she makes a brief stop at Canyon View Siding (long enough I could sn... (more)

With directional running in the Fraser and Thompson Canyons (eastbound trains traveling on the Canadian Pacific side, westbound trains on the Canadian National side) it's been hard for me to captu... (more)

A westbound intermodal train passes through the several different tunnels at Eagle Pass on Canadian Pacific's Shuswap Sub.

"Dear employer: I've recently learned that the Royal Canadian Pacific will be traveling through the Rocky Mountains and I'm going to need the next few days off please..." Needless to... (more)

In the heart of the Fraser Canyon, the Royal Canadian Pacific makes its way along the Cascade Sub.

On a lovely spring morning the Kootenay Valley Railway's "hot shot" crosses the Kootenay River at Taghum, BC.

It has always been a dream of mine to have my very own CP Rail caboose. In the summer of 2014, I received a rare opportunity to obtain one from the Kettle Valley Steam Railway in Summerland, BC. A... (more)

The Kootenay Valley Railway's "hot shot" follows the Columbia River as the train travels towards Trail on a beautiful spring day.

A Canadian Pacific freight makes it's way through the Fort Steele wye before proceeding east along the Cranbrook Sub towards Crowsnest Pass.

Talk about a "HOT" train! An eastbound Canadian Pacific train led with Union Pacific power passes a controlled burn east of Blairmore, Alberta on CP's Crowsnest Sub.

On a lovely Good Friday evening, West Vancouver residents aren't the only ones patrolling the seawall as a Canadian National freight rolls alongside the ocean heading North on the former BC Rail l... (more)