Backing out to the wye for turning prior to heading back to Montreal

The combined "Ocean/Chaleur" heads for the Maritimes and eastern Quebec

Via Rail's passenger train, The Ocean. Travelling between Montreal, Quebec and Halifax, Nova Scotia, it is the oldest continuously-operated named passenger train in North America.

VIA Rail's eastbound #14 with rebuilt 6416 and 6443.

The "Chaleur" deals with a small drift across the track.

The "Chaleur" encounters one of the many short grades on the Gaspe Peninsula

The sign says it all!!!! VIA 6416 showing her wear from years of service approaches Brantofrd Station at track speed. Hopefully my first Picture on railpictures

A veteran VIA F40 accelerates away from the Brantford station stop with VIA 73. Despite looking a little worse for wear, the twenty-one year old locomotive can still Git-R-Done with a classic 7-ca... (more)

With both LRC and stainless steel coaches and a "Spider Man" unit on the tail end VIA #61 is an odd looking passenger train as it leaves the Montreal skyline behind on its way to Toronto.

VIA 600/604, the combined 'Saguenay-Abitibi' train, has just left Shawinigan, and is crossing a trestle near St-Boniface, on its route to its final destination, Montreal

75 accelerating out of Brantford with VIA 6416 in charge

The nose of 6416 is looking somewhat beat-up as it leads VIA 75 westbound through Oakville Yard past some MOW equipment.

VIA 83 blasts through Oakville with an impressive 5 Budd Cars in tow.