GO Transit's new power from MPI has largely pushed aside the familiar F59PH's. Seven of the older locomotives are awaiting sale as I type this.

CN 543 passes through the Union Station Rail Corridor in the morning light during a lull in GO and VIA passenger trains, passing the former Bathurst South Storage Yard to the left of the photo, no... (more)

A rare clean MLW on CN

Three GE's, an ES44AC and a pair of AC4400CW's are 103's power for today, passing the signal tower on the approach to Bartlett Ave crossing.

One of twelve hard-working Sweeper cars in use this day, here clearing some of the tracks at Russell carhouse in Toronto's east end as dusk rapidly approaches

This morning's blast of winter (Dec 19 2008) reminded me of this day in 1965 when I stood in the snow in -20 degree temperatures to capture frozen PCC cars on the windswept Queensway. Ah, to be y... (more)

A pair of GP9's squeeze past a row of parked hi cube vans from a near by manufacturing building as they switch out one of two customers on the Area H spur.

On a sunny April morning, GO 555 "Triple Nickel" as I've heard crews call her, pushes her consist back to Willowbrook after completing her morning chores bringing sleepy commuters into the city.

Crack out the wide angle! TTC CLRV 4041 waits at the lights at Spadina & Front St. with a northbound 510, opposite a curious sight...one of the TTC's MCI Classics (6250) deadheading southbound on ... (more)

A classic street corner scene in Toronto. People go about their afternoon activities as a Toronto Transit Comission streetcar stops at the corner of Queen & Church Streets to pick up a few lunchti... (more)

A wonderful trip down memory lane. VIA paint has started to show up, but the CN worm logo showing ownership is still on the nose. ALCO S13's and S2's, Budd cars, RS 10's and RS 18's GP9's and a fe... (more)

CN's first unit with a desktop control stand, and the first of the "Draper Taper's". It was so popular, it was often a trailing unit, as it's matschalled here. Still, it would be a nice change to ... (more)

In a rare scene, a very late number 2 arrives in Toronto as Number 1 is about to depart for Vancouver. CN GP9's and an 2 ALCO S13's are also about to head west in this never to be repeated scene.

The former University of Toronto Knox College, now called #1 Spadina Crescent, towers over the Spadina streetcar right-of-way as a lone CLRV picks up passengers at College St.

The most unlikely place for a railroad museum. High-rises in the heart of Downtown Toronto impose on TRHC 1, resting on the first turntable stub track in place at the Toronto Railway Historical As... (more)