CPKC spray train is approaching the EXO Dorval Station with a SD40-2 in the modern CP scheme.

CN Pointe-Saint-Charles switcher L500 is switching some grain cars at the Ardent Mills factory, along the Lachine Canal.

The interior of BCOL 4644 appears to be less damaged than its exterior, as it is trail on the A400 consist leaving Montreal.

CN train 401 is approaching the Taschereau yard, its destination, on a sweet afternoon.

On a glory afternoon, CN train 401 is approaching Taschereau yard, its destination, and rolls by the former Turcot yard area.

Some ice still has to melt away at this first day of April as VIA's 2216 crosses over the Lachine canal, leading train no. 62 from Toronto the last mile to its destination.

Construction work, although not always the most beautiful sight, is essential to keep these two former lift bridge spans over Montreal's Lachine canal in service. VIA's "Lumi" (2218/2317... (more)

Now replaced by Siemens Venture sets east of Ottawa, back in 2023 some VIA corridor trains were still made up of HEP cars, here VIA 60 crossing over the Lachine Canal in Montreal.

A pait of classic EMD power returns light from Ardent mills on the Lachine Canal after dropping of a hand full of loaded grain hoppers.

Daily's CPKC 133 (Montréal to Bensenville) get down the grade of the Outremont Branch and rolls towards St. Luc yard on a rainy afternoon.

Amtrak’s southbound Adirondack, Train 68, departs Montreal’s Central Station on the elevated tracks alongside Boulevard Robert-Bourassa. P42DC no. 104 leads the usual consist of Amfleet cars, ... (more)

Back in 2023, new Siemens sets made their debut on VIA’s Corridor service, marking the end of the Renaissance fleet’s career on all trains except the Ocean to Halifax. Here, F40PH 6413 leads w... (more)

Capturing an evening eastbound train can be a bit of a challenge, so some compromises have to be made - here in form of a frame of recent infrastructure built for the new REM network. At least one... (more)

A pair of GP38-2 locomotives lead a freight train off the Port of Montreal, navigating the CN Wharf Spur as they cross the frozen waters of the Lachine Canal. Bound for Pointe-St-Charles Yard, the... (more)

CN's Pointe-St-Charles switcher is picking up a short string of cars from the Port of Montreal at the foot of Jacques Cartier Bridge and the now decommissioned Molson brewery building.