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.

Ex-Union Pacific. One of two CP SD70ACUs that were rebuilt from UP SD9043MACs leads loaded ethanol train CP 528. CP 7058 was rebuilt from UP 3551 (which was originally numbered UP 8080 when... (more)

A Canadian Pacific red barn CP 9022 leads five standard carbody SD40-2's through the Canadian Rockies. (Tom Ellis photo)

A loaded grain train, led by CP power, has been shuttled out from Sterling to the siding of Messex where the DP motors of an eastbound empty coal train race by.

A nice mixture of yard and road power rests in Thunder Bay including 2 of CP's recently re-acquired barns one retaining its former? owners paint scheme and the other wearing its new? owners colors... (more)

In a rugged canyon formed by an emerald Kicking Horse River, a westbound Royal Canadian Pacific tour train approaches Glenogle, British Columbia, on September 20, 2002.

Tim Hortons is set up at the Windsor show giving FREE COFFEE and Hot Chocolate to all who attend the performance. The Canadian Pacific Holiday train raises money and donated food items for local c... (more)

After a lengthy hit at Bowker for hotshot 119, CP's weed sprayer departs the siding and continues doing its thing eastward.

Canadian Pacific’s local that works east out of Max, North Dakota, on the railroad’s New Town Subdivision arrives to a chock-full Max Yard on August 28, 2018. The local this day is powered by ... (more)

A westbound Union Pacific grain train, led by Canadian Pacific GE AC4400CW No. 8610 and UP GE ES44AC No. 5523, crosses UP’s impressive Joso Bridge over the Snake River at Joso, Washington, on Se... (more)

Due to steel gangs occupying the north main, and congestion among opposing intermodal hotshots utilizing the remaining south main, CP's 0630-yard job is forced to take the scenic route across the ... (more)

An eastbound Canadian Pacific unit potash train curves along the Bow River at Castle Mountain, Alberta, running on the railroad’s Laggan Subdivision on September 20, 2002.

GP38-2s 3085 and 4415 make a light engine move through Port Coquitlam Yard.

The one time Cayce, South Carolina got some interesting power, literally foreign power in this case, of course it is foggy that day. Here, a CSX crew uses Canadian Pacific and leased CEFX power to... (more)