CP T22 heads out onto the main to get to the South track to switch out the Wax.

My new home offers a pretty sweet view of CP's Toronto yard, what a coincidence. Pictured here is the yard job drilling away as an empty GPS train pulls in beside 421 building it's train. The 300m... (more)

Amid a nice display of fall colours, CP 41B is in the hole for two at Bala, the first being CP 8503 South on train 118.

A duo of CMQ blue barns scream south on the approach to Bolton.

Extra Toronto to Sudbury traffic on train 9421 scream North through Bolton behind a nice set of SD60's.

A pair of Central Maine & Quebec "Barns" slog a loaded ballast train up the Niagara escarptment through Campbellville.

A pair of EMDX SD70's lead 420 under the twilight of the night sky sitting tight for a couple of Northbounds. Photo not to be used with permission, I'm looking at you, William.

CP 6644 shoves the rear end of 113 into Vaughan IMS on a beautiful spring morning. Photo not to be used with permission, I'm looking at you, William.

CN 3115's inaugural run leading revenue pulls out of York two leading CN X376 for Montreal, these units sure do pop, especially when the weather is absolutely garbage out. Photo not to be used ... (more)

The 0700 yard job returns to Hamilton yard with 35 cars by the waterfront on a warm autumn afternoon. In the back is the 0800 triple set that is switching the West side of Ham yard.

A gentle autumn breeze kicks some golden leaves off the maple trees as the hum of an EMD motor grows coming around the curve through Washago on a perfect fall day.

CP 8143 North screams in Notch 8 through Palgrave with 195 cars on the head pin, trailing are two CMQ SD40-2F's that are being "refamiliarized" to the rails they once called home.

CN 2411 East splits the intermediate signals between the Humber and Snider West.

CP's KLR T-07 trundles West along the Havelock sub through Pontypool with an impressive golden backdrop surrounding the train, autumn is my favourite season and I'm sure it's goes without saying w... (more)

CN 451 disrupts the silence with the BCOL 4626 North blaring away after a late Winter snowfall clinging to everything.