CP 8779+ CEFX 1023 sit in front of the coal dumper shed awaiting a TBTL crew to dump the train. Note on the inner loop a CP potash train also awaits to be unloaded.

A CP Yard crew makes their way out of CN's Port Arthur Yard after grabbing CP 220's CN lift.

CP 421 accelerates out of CP's westfort yard with a stellar EMD lash up which includes a red barn and a pair of GP 38-2's

The first ICE visitor to Thunder Bay arrives on CP 223 sandwiched between a pair of CP sd 40-2's . Click Here to find out how you can get ... (more)

A big mac, a toaster and a gp 38 bring CP 222 into the Lakehead. Click Here to find out how you can get shots from this location and along... (more)

After bringing CN 840 into the Lakehead CN 8871+ CN 5650 spot some rush grain loads at Richardsons. Click Here to find out how you can get... (more)

A pair of veteran sd 40-2's sit in Port Arthur after bringing CN 436 into Thunder Bay. Click Here to find out how you can get shots from t... (more)

After dumping its coal train at TBTL a brand new CN gevo awaits a crew to take this empty coal train west to be reloaded. Note the rear remote which pulled the second section of the train through ... (more)

A CEFX blue bird and CP sd 90mac pull CP 103 out of Thunder Bay after making a crew change. Click Here to find out how you can get shots f... (more)

A pair of sd 40-2's make they way through an empty E yard past the storage line of EMD power. Click Here to find out how you can get shots... (more)

Sisters CP 9110 and CP 9146 lead the daily Toronto to South Edmonton freight as they depart Thunder Bay, getting up to trackspeed to make a run up the hills to Raith.

CP 8808 cruises CP 110 past some beautiful fall colours along CP's Nipigon Subdivision. Click Here to find out how you can get shots from ... (more)

The sun has just come up over the horizon to illuminate CN 8859 solo bringing CN 436 into the Lakehead. Click Here to find out how you ca... (more)

A nice variety of EMD units including a 90 mac, red barn and sd 40-2 back CP 343 into Westfort Yard to grab its train of grain empties. Click... (more)

Before the corporate noodle that engulfed everything, CN was a more homely railway with the simple yet truthful slogan of "Serves All Canada". This was, of course, back when CN was a crown corpora... (more)