Heading south in the fall, GO train 254 heads down the Weston Sub preparing for a station stop in the quiet town of Weston. CP's MacTier Subdivision parallels the line in the foreground. Recent co... (more)

Much like some of its employees, part of CN's fleet of locomotives was "laid off" due to the economic downturn. One of the nicer 7500 series hump units sits in storage amid road power at MacMillan... (more)

TTC 4206, one of Toronto's 51 articulated streetcars, is heading westbound on Queen St. during some snowfall. In the background, the downtown St. Michaels Hospital looms.

The mighty MP40. GO 626, the last unit of the order, idles under the train shed at Union Station, while passengers on platform 3 await the arrival of another rush hour train.

Kicking up a bit of the freshly fallen snow, GO 250 departs the train shed on Track 7, on the beginning leg of the trip to Milton. In the background, an inbound GO and boarding VIA sit waiting the... (more)

TTC 4120 just another eastbound 505 streetcar dwarfed amidst the massive advertising in Toronto's Dundas Square, during the first major snowfall of the season.

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)

With its yellow vellor seats, bright orange doorways and simulated wood grain panelling, it'll feel like you're riding in the past when you board a 1970's Urban Transit Development Corporation H6 ... (more)

Corridor trackage, pedestrian bridges, sports complexes and highrises litter the background as one of GO's new MP40's arrives with Georgetown-bound 209, poking its head under the train shed of Tor... (more)

Small country feel in the big city. The bovine are grazing and the ducks are congregating around the farm, on the side of a wrapped streetcar surrounded by the downtown skyscrapers and shops on Du... (more)

TTC 4017 swings into Dundas West Station on a westbound 505 Dundas run. She'll drop off her load, pick up some sand (for traction) and load more passengers for the trip back east to the downtown c... (more)

You need to get up pretty early to catch the morning GO rush, but as it dies down you get some interesting trains near the end. Take for instance this long train composed of 20 bilevels with an F5... (more)

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)

Once numbering nearly 278, CN's fleet of GP40-2L and GP40-2W locomotives has been reduced to a paltry 61 units. 9543, one of the survivors, is seen here under stormy clouds on train 577, one of th... (more)

Covered in snow from up north, CCGX 4009 and her train head south past a former customer in Brampton, on their way to interchange some cars with CP in Streetsville.