The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train rolls into Nelson westbound as they will make a quick crew change before departing for Castlegar.

On the return trip back to Vancouver, RS-1 returns with just as many cars as they came with and soon will tie up at the O Yard since their hours are about to run up. Note the airplane in the top l... (more)

SRY 124 (former Montana Rail Link GP9) is in SRY’s locomotive shops in Trapp Yard getting some major work done, as it is jacked up in the air with both sets of wheels removed.

Although you can't tell in this picture, this Canadian National eastbound has a unique set of power. An Illinois Central unit is sandwiched in between two CN units, which is a rare sight to see in... (more)

CP 8840 pops out of the west portal of the Mount Macdonald Tunnel. At 14.7 kilometers long, this is the largest tunnel in the western hemisphere.

The O Yard is done in Richmond for today as they pull their train over the Fraser River

I guess this farmer decided it was necessary to water Canadian National’s Ashcroft Sub, and with it, CN 2230’s train. Nevertheless, this westbound continues through the Thompson Canyon. Where... (more)

A Canadian Pacific yard crew heads back to the O Yard office in south Vancouver after switching a local spur.

The typical yard power SRY 135 and SRY 001 are in for repairs, so SRY 112 and SRY 119 are filling in. Both units are former Montana Rail Link GP9’s as the rest on the middle track in between shi... (more)

One of the most interesting and awe-inspiring locations in which the Royal Canadian Pacific pass through most certainly is the town of Frank. Nestled in the southwest corner of Alberta, Frank is h... (more)

Univar, Canadian Pacific’s largest and only remaining customer in Richmond, begins to receive its weekly service from RS-1. With four different tracks, limited pulling space, specific spotting i... (more)

A pair of BCR units are on a rescue mission to help a CNR grain train up the hill

Westbound through the Thompson Canyon, Canadian Pacific's Holiday train is seen approaching Thompson on it's way towards their next stop in Lytton.

GP9 Slug #121, formerly a Montana Rail Link geep, has just completed loading a barge for Nanaimo and poses with the Alex Fraser Bridge as it’s backdrop before servicing all the industries along ... (more)

Steam Locomotive #3716 basks in her own glow on a cold winters night as passengers disembark one of the Kettle Valley Steam Railway's annual Christmas Trains. Merry Christmas everyone!