An eastbound train arrives into Glenwood Yard off of the Detroit Lakes Subdivision from Winnipeg.

ES44AC 9353 and AC4400CW 9805 approach Range Road 223 as the head west on the Scotford Sub with CP B81.

On the sunny morning of September 27, 2015, a westbound Canadian Pacific potash train passes through the Skoonka Tunnels west of Spences Bridge, British Columbia. The unit train of Canpotex cars i... (more)

CP had plans to run a "GPS" Herzog ballast train from Sudbury but plans changed last night and it was combined with regular 421 at Cartier and designated a 2421-16 instead. Bummer! That ... (more)

CP 421 crests the hill at Neys with a heavy freight/combo of Herzog ballast.

Extra Manifest from Cartier, ON - Winnipeg, MB exits the Steel tunnel along Steel Lake. CP ES44AC 9353, CP AC4400CW 8509, and CP SD40-2's 5866 + 5976 provide the power on this 149 car drag.

CP 9353 accelerates out of the KCS yard in Heavener, Oklahoma, with a northbound manifest.

The Kaministquia River valley makes up the backdrop as CP 113 takes a short break from its 50 mile climb to Raith. It is about to pass under Hwy 102 while simultaneously crossing over the Kam Rive... (more)

Montreal St Luc, PQ - Edmonton IMS, AB train #119 cruises over the Pic River

CP 9353 and UP 3705 accelerate north out of the KCS Heavener Yard with an empty coal train.

CP 9353 leads an empty Canpotex potash train into Revelstoke in late afternoon where it will change crews before heading east.

CP 9353 has a westbound Canpotex potash train in tow on CN trackage west of Spences Bridge, BC at the famous Skoonka tunnels along the Thompson River.

CP 9353 leads a westbound Canpotex potash train through the Thompson River Canyon on CN trackage near Morris, east of Lytton, BC. This area is known for rocks and rapids, and obviously CN line is ... (more)

CP 9353 pops out of a tunnel and slide shed at the Skoonka or Honeymoon tunnels along the Thompson River on the CN side. The westbound potash train is headed for Boston Bar, BC for a crew change b... (more)

A westbound Canadian Pacific potash train curves along a rocky ledge above the Thompson River just east of Morris, British Columbia, on September 27, 2015.