About 98% of the time, train 60 has a F40PH-2 leading stainless steel budd cars, so having 914 lead this train today is very rare ! In 3 years I have seen 60 only once before with a P42DC leading... (more)

Westbound mixed freight stopped for a crew change in Belleville, with CN 5777, CN 5320, and GCFX 6034 for power. 6034 was formerly CN 5202, serial number A2519.

Trains 42 and 56 run combined from Toronto, to almost Brockville, where they split off and 42 goes to Ottawa, while 56 goes on to Montreal. Today 6402 is leading, with 915 mid train.

Trains 42 and 56 run combined from Toronto, to almost Brockville, where they split off and 42 goes to Ottawa, while 56 goes on to Montreal. Today 6402 is leading, with 915 mid train.

Todays train 60 has 7 stainless steel cars with 6425 leading over the detector enroute to Montreal.

Todays train 45 has 4 LRC cars with VIA 913 leading to Toronto over the snow dusted cornfield.

CP 9569 with mate CP 6021, lead an Eastbound intermodal into the siding for a meet with a Westbound led by CP 9515 and 9604.

An all SOO engine lashup leads 153 with SOO 6050 and SOO 6018.

Todays train 57 to Toronto was led by VIA 6416.

CN 2445, with 5433 and 2437 lead this long Westbound intermodal towards Toronto.

Originally built in July of 1957 as CP 6591, serial number 82177. Unit was retired by CP in 1985. Now it is a museum display piece.

Here are 2 of 4 inspection cars built by Wickham in 1954-1955. There were 4 built, 2 each for CP and CN. Closest is former CP M-297, while in the background is former CN 23.

Orginally built by Montreal Locomotive Works in February of 1912 as CNoR 1112, serial number 50810. Unit also wore number 1112 for CN before being sold to QNSL. Retired in 1961.

CP 8219 and STLH 8223 lead the empty 141 back to St. Thomas from the Oshawa GM plant. Here the train is about to pull past the Guelph Line Road crossing after having no problems coming up the esca... (more)

The tie gang is on the move, just coming out of the North portal of the tunnel under part of downtown Hamilton. The tie gang is about to take on the heavy mountain grade up the Niagara escarpment... (more)