A former Dash9. Only in use a bit over a week since being released into service after being rebuilt, gleaming CN 3301 leads CN 305 past the skyline of downtown Montreal. CN 3301 was formerl... (more)

Local freight CN 527 pauses at Pointe-St-Charles yard to pick-up a special load: a string of retired Bombardier MR-90 EMUs on the adjacent track are going to scrap at a facility in Montreal North.

Shoving Platform 79834 has certainly seen better days but still provides security to the conductor of the CN local switching grain hoppers at the flour mills adjacent to CN's Pointe-Saint-Charles ... (more)

Wrapped VIA 6436 leads VIA 26 from Ottawa over the Lachine Canal.

CN 123 has a pair of SD75Is (CN 5650 & CN 5704) for the second time in under a week as it passes the skyline of downtown Montreal.

CN 7060 & CN 4904 are backing up to pick up their outbound cars from the Port of Montreal.

AMTK 111 leads a requalification run over the Lachine Canal.

CN GP9 7060 and GP38-2 4904 are picking up a line of retired Bombardier MR-90 EMUs from EXO's Pointe-Saint-Charles Maintenance Centre. They have been stored here since they became redundant after ... (more)

The Victoria Bridge and VIA's Ocean (15) - two two real classics with combined 280 years of history: The bridge opened in 1860, and the Ocean was inaugurated in 1904, and both have been in operati... (more)

CN 7060 & CN 4904 are stopped over the eastern end of the Lachine Canal as they get ready to advance a short distance before backing up with cars to set off behind them.

CN 4904 & CN 7060 have baretables up front as they enter the Port of Montreal.

CN 4904 is leading the Pointe St-Charles Switcher with GP9 7060 over the southern end of Montreal's Old Port with the first lock of the Lachine canal in the foreground.

VIA 65 makes a late-morning departure from Montreal's Central Station as it passes CN Wellington (the former interlocking tower still standing but barely visible behind the massive REM overpass) a... (more)

The stainless Multi-Level cars of EXO 1206 from Mascouche to Montreal Central Station are gleaming in the sun of a late October morning crossing the alignment of the former CN Deux-Montagnes line,... (more)

The conductor waves from CN 4904 as the Pointe St-Charles Switcher passes a bit of fall colours as it leaves the Port of Montreal.