CN 9418 & 4722 catch a few last rays of sunlight on a chilly day as the two geeps back a cut of empty centrebeams into Irving's Saint-Leonard mill and will lift loads of lumber before heading back... (more)

With a brand new Tier 4 locomotive leading the charge, 305 continues westward towards the province of Quebec.

CBNS 3022 & 1563 power CBNS local 523, seen here having just left Northern Pulp, as the crew heads for Michelin to set off loads of carbon and pickup empties.

CN 2870 bears down on the first village in Quebec following the rails of the Pelletier Sub.

NBSR 2610 leads the charge on 907 across the St. Croix River bridging the gap between St. Croix, NB and Vanceboro, ME in the final light of this cold January day. A fresh American crew has just sw... (more)

With commuter traffic mostly out of the way, a very long 23K begins to make its way west. The sun was hardcore in and out, but shone nice and bright to illuminate the nose on the lead M-2!

With work completed at Wright's Cove, the crew heads back to Dartmouth Yard with the light power from L511.

The southbound job with 35 cars in tow consisting of lumber, chips, and paper wraps around Eagle Lake at a whopping 10 MPH.

The southbound job with 35 cars in tow consisting of lumber, chips, and paper passes through the community of Winterville, approaching the small village of Quimby, which is located next to St. Fro... (more)

After a long journey, originating in Saskatchewan, the loaded potash train has a fresh crew, and is now on the final stretch with just 80 or so miles to the final destination of Saint John, NB.

With a trio of F40's, VIA 14 crosses the causeway at Mill Pond in the last bit of sunlight on a crisp fall Saturday afternoon. Not five minutes later, and the entire causeway was covered in shado... (more)

The southbound job with 35 cars in tow consisting of lumber, chips, and paper descends on the town of Portage, passing an area that is currently a 10MPH speed restriction due to frost heaves.

A week before Christmas Eve, Q120 was running four hours late as they are seen coasting downhill just a few miles away from Rockingham Yard. The light was near perfect on the nose, with the Citir... (more)