After three hours of weed cutting to get this shot of the Royal Canadian Pacific Business train headed for London, a cloud decided to cover the sun... Needless to say, I was furious, however all I... (more)

CP 40B-17 rockets through the small farming town of Ayr, Ontario. The 3 units and 13 cars are heading to London, Ontario for the LPGA tournament.

CP 40B-17 eases its way through Campbellville and a 40 mph slow order. The 3 units and 13 cars are heading to London, Ontario for the LPGA tournament.

CP 40B-13 rockets out of Cartier Yard after a speedy crew change at the bunkhouse.

CP 40B-13 races through Palgrave with a trio of covered wagons pulling 13 passenger cars. The special consist will be moved to London, Ontario for the LPGA golf tournament that CP is sponsoring.

CP 4107 leads the RCP into Medonte for a meet with 119.

CP 4107 leads the RCP through Mactier yard for a crew change before heading south to Toronto. The special train set was moved from the west in support of CP's sponsorship of the LPGA golf tourname... (more)

Memo Noted : Do Not Delay. Flying through Medonte, CP 4107 South has her train well in hand as they meet CP 119 who's pulling up to the north end of Medonte.

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)

Eastbound over the Ottertail River.

The train was late and the sun had set, but how can you miss if it is the RCP?

The Port Coquitlam Centennial train has just come off the Wye in Mission and is just about to back into the WCE spur to offload passengers before making one last trip to Port Moody.

The Royal Canadian Pacific luxury passenger train makes its way east through Banff National Park.

The picture is level- the grade is not. The FP9's are pulling hard to lift the RCP over the 2.2% grade of the Big Hill of the Kicking Horse Pass

On the final stretch of their journey from Cowley, Alberta to Cranbrook, British Columbia, the Royal Canadian Pacific rolls alongside the Kootenay River.