The roar of a GP38-2, GEVO and AC4400CW overpowers the serenity of the small village of Rossport along the north shores of Lake Superior as they power eastbound train 104 from South Edmonton to Va... (more)

In the step of its ancestors, CP's Royal Canadain Pacific makes its trek across Canada crossing the Little Pic River in Neys Provincial Park.

After setting off cars in New Yard, CP 221 brings the rest of his train consisting mostly of grain empties into A yard. Power consisted of 6 GE's: 8868-8602-9831-8722-8505-9858.

CP 8839 North, rumbles out of the fog as it passes through the rural town of Flamboro on it's way to Toronto.

After meeting 240, train 421 with 5994-6078-9003 pulls out of Wolverton siding and into the setting sun. With their train mostly consisting of autoracks.

After lifting their train in Woodstock, the Ham Turn cruises under the LaFarge conveyor belt at 50 mph destined for London 20 miles away.

GEXR 433 passes the dilapidated elevators in Centralia before running around their train twice in the siding in the foreground to service the P&H elevator down at the end of track.

With a track profile like this, it's no wonder the Exeter Sub is 10 mph. In the distance the headlights of RLK 2211 approaches with it's train of 37 cars, half for Hensall the other for Centralia.

It's a typical Halloween afternoon, windy, isolated showers, and sunny breaks. GEXR 433 has seen it all since it's departure in Stratford earlier that morning. Now with the sun on the western hori... (more)

Operation lifesaver unit VIA 6411 leads VIA 70 down the last few hundred feet of the Dundas Sub as they prepare for a station stop a few miles ahead of them at Aldershot.

Bound for New York, via Niagara Falls, train 97 passes by Stuart Street yard as a SOR crew member walks to line a switch, while his crew switches the yard.

A stream of diesel smoke shoots straight into the sky as the crew of OSR 506 cross Imperial Road in Guelph, on their way to service Alpha Owens Corning, one block away.

Westbound plow extra (Plow Work LLPX 2210) pushes on towards Seaforth for a coffee break on the Goderich Sub. Power for the run LLPX 2210- RLK 4001 and HLCX 6091.

Crew members brief each other before continuing their switching moves in the Cochrane Yard, just east of the station.

My first encounter with CP on the St Thomas sub, as the empty Frame train also known as the Sprint Train works its way down the branchline through the OSR interchange. CP 8238 and 8237 are ... (more)