It's coming folks, one coach at a time. What used to be a sea of green and white striped bilevel, now a bunch of bilevels, some old, some new now sport the new Metrolinx paint scheme.

Yesterdays CP 254 rolls through the S curves into the City of Hamilton with a classic GMD/EMD lash up.

Talk about a break in traffic, 8235 North is seen crossing Wellington Rd 34 with 3 cars, one plastic hopper for PDI Elizabeth St and 2 Resin tank cars for AOC Canada.

No shortage of horsepower here, 6,000 ponies are galloping on the Galt Sub as the London Pickup head west through Puslinch.

A shot of my train sitting on the main at Port Robinson Yard after lifting 18 cars from JC36, we will start pulling after I got back on with 144 cars, majority of em loads and over 16,000 tons for... (more)

An equipment move makes it's way to Willowbrook pacing the busy Gardiner Expressway.

A nice consist (SD50F, SD40-2, SD50AF, GP38-2) comes screaming under the CP Belleville Sub with train 305 for MacMillian Yard.

Still looking good in her beaver paint scheme, CP5791 leads 3 of her own sisters westbound through the intermediate signals at Streetsville.

An ex-CN GP9 dressed in AMT colours pulls an eastbound commuter train off the Vaudreuil Subdivision at Montreal West for the Westmount Subdivision.

Another beautiful day has come to an end as the cover of darkness slowly takes over whatever sunlight is left in the sky. Peacefulness comes to an abrupt end with a pairing sound of 16-645E3C's in... (more)

On lease to the Orangeville Brampton Railway, CP 8249 leads the Credit Valley Explorer along the former CP Owen Sound Subdivision. This shot would be one of the rarest due to the GP9u retirements,... (more)

After a few hours of switching around at Georgetown, CN L421 finally departs for Hamilton and is seen here south of Mansewood with CN4721 leading two LLPX GP38-2's off GEXR 582.

Work Horses While the ol' CPR has no more GP9u's on the roster, some have found new homes elsewhere, OSR sports 4 of these beauties on the roster, 2 at the Guelph Junction Railway Division ... (more)

Overlooking the breath taking view from the bluff a top Dundas Hill, we see a westbound VIA 671 climbing the 1% 10 mile Copetown Hill with ease.