Beautiful Port Arthur pokes out amongst the trees in the backdrop as "red again" barn 9023 gives Viterra A a full spot.

VIA 73 departing London Station

An unlikely duo teams up for short-term yard service in the Thunder Bay Terminal seen here giving Viterra A a full spot.

A rear DPU on a 3000 ft road switcher?? Whatever, I'll take it! Visiting BNSF 7742 sporting a tattered Heritage II scheme passes the abandoned pool 8 elevator.

A triple set of CP yard power (unfortunately with the barn on the wrong end!) idles on the pool 8 shop track between assignments in front of the former elevator.

The Goderich-Exeter operates the Guelph Junction Railway under a contract for the city of Guelph. Here the first job of the day leaves Guelph yard for the CN interchange with fresh snow all around... (more)

Some fall colors still hang on the tree's in the city as 840 painfully begins creeping its way across town from Neebing to Port Arthur Yard very cautiously encountering 14 busy crossings in the sh... (more)

The last of the fall colors hang on as Thunder Bay bound grain loads cruise eastbound on the Kashabowie Sub passing Mud Lake.

Surrounded by fall colors and the prominent rock outcroppings steeply rising from the shores of Lake Superior that the area is known for, CP 113 cruises along the Nipigon River on the approach to ... (more)

CP 8154 shoves 100's tailend up the heavy grade out of Thunder Bay passing a nice spread of fall colors.

Canada's two roads combine to lead 112 down the last little bit of grade and into The Lakehead for a crew change and a splash of fuel.

Resting in between potash dumping duties, heritage 7018 shows off some Canadian wildlife between the golden rodent painted on her face, and the Canada Goose taking a break on her rear cooling fans... (more)

The weed killer treks eastbound through Hurkett passing a tamper/broom outfit tied down in the backtrack.

A tiny Christmas tree still adorns the nose of CN 4732 as it takes a day off in Huntsville Yard.

The newly built waterfront condo's towering in the background along with the tiny but beautifully preserved Canadian National caboose on display, CEFX 1006 seen here decked out in CMQ paint snakes... (more)