Perhaps the most perfect train in the world, the CP Canadian strolls along the Bow River in Banff National Park. Next stop: Banff. Then on to Calgary and points east. An FP7-FP9 combo have a seven... (more)

The ArcelorMittal Quebec Cartier Mining Corporation's weekly employee passenger train from Port Cartier to Mount Wright, Quebec, to service all of the online camps and the Fire Lake raw ore mine a... (more)

On the morning of July 23, 2011, a 132-car Canadian Pacific coal train powered by Nos. 9816 and 9541 (along with DPU No. 8873) traverses the scenic Thompson River Canyon west of Drynoch, British C... (more)

I just happened to be in the area when I heard the Royal Canadian Pacific was going out for a quick trip to Lake Louise from Calgary. Catching this train is proving to be difficult this year due t... (more)

A westbound Canadian Pacific coal train led by GE ES44AC No. 8723 curves through the beautiful Thompson River Canyon just east of Spences Bridge, British Columbia, on July 22, 2011.

A westbound Canadian National freight exits rugged Black Canyon of the Thompson River west of Ashcroft, British Columbia, on June 24, 2006. In the foreground is the parallel Canadian Pacific main ... (more)

Train 102 accelerates east out of Swan Landing along Brule Lake near the east entrance of Jasper National Park after meeting trains 103 and 117 at Swan Landing. The train was in a race against the... (more)

VIA 97 with AMTK 145 on the point rockets into Bayview with the usual five Amfleet cars in tow.

The new Hinton-Jasper-Hinton switcher assignment speeds towards Jasper with 85 loads easily handled by 4 SD40 types.

New CN ES44AC 2851 hustles Q197's train towards a crew change at Jasper.

Train 348, laden with lumber and mixed freight leans into the curve at Pedley, AB after completing switching at Hinton. Next major stop, Edmonton.

VIA train No. 2, The Canadian, rolls along Moose Lake just east of Red Pass Junction on its way to Jasper, AB. Note the train is deadheading a Park series observation car tucked in behind the powe... (more)

An eastbound intermodal/stack train rolls along the Bow River at CP's famous Morant's curve. Made famous by CP photographer Nicholas Morant, this location draws in many photographers from around t... (more)

VIA's eastbound "Canadian" departs Rivers for Winnipeg in the last rays of sunlight.

Canadian Pacific’s Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train crosses the massive bridge at Lethbridge, Alberta, on CP’s Crownest Pass route on September 15, 2002. The huge structure, commonly known ... (more)