Moncton to Toronto daily manifest traffic, CN Train 305 is on it's final uphill battle with gravity and tonnage to Mac Yard with 2337 leading and 8863 mid train.

After years of service for her owner CPRail, former RS18u sits outside at Guelph Jct with hood doors open exposing the guts to the elements of mother nature. Used as a parts unit for a few of the... (more)

St. John, NB bound 10,000 ton unit crude oil train blasts through Oshawa with a trio of high horsepower locomotives on the point.

With work completed, CP8200 leads two other sisters back to Kinnear with 10 cars and are seen crossing Main and Gage on the belt line.

A westbound empty crude oil train takes their time with a clearance to the WSS Puslinch along the OCS Galt Sub, multi's on the head end signal the train will be working Wolverton before continuing... (more)

CP 609 combo sits on the North track awaiting the passage of two Eastbounds off the MacTier before heading up, seen here, the headlights are on full blast for roll-by inspection as they meet sever... (more)

Cab shot of Lake Erie Works No. 455 at Brantford, one thing interesting is this unit still retains manual transition.

KLR T08 slowly rolls by on there way to Havelock with a trio of GP38-2's.

Following the 1st OSR job for most of the way north, the 2nd job rolls through the country side of Arkell just south of Guelph with a pair of ex CP London built GMD's.

The first of two jobs begins the journey north to Guelph along the Goderich Sub in Moffat, today's job consists of two ex CP MLW's RS18u and RS23 and 20 loads.

The rumble of GE's break the silence of this small town on a beautiful May afternoon.

What may look like a CPR unit from the front is in reality OSRX 8235 (ex CP 8235), she and her recently acquired CPR sister OSRX 1210 (ex CP 1210) still in Canadian Pacific colours and lettering w... (more)

A short 2,900 ft westbound led by the CP5945 West blasts through Morriston along the ABS/OCS portion of the Galt Sub on a clear starry night.

VIA6425 brings up the tail end of the CFL train as they rip up the Newmarket at 70 MPH for the 100th grey cup anniversary display in Barrie.

Not often do you find a gun boat in yard action but when you do, you'll always find one working in Oakville. My designated yard power takes a short break from spotting the bucks at the Ford Assemb... (more)