CN 2811 has a lot of snow on its nose as it leads CN 305 past the skyline of downtown Montreal.
The highest numbered CN 8000 leads CN 305 towards Turcot Ouest.
The St-Hyacinthe Switcher (CN 519) is unusually seen in Montreal, passing the skyline of the city with CN 9454 and about 60 cars to leave on Track 29 of the Montreal Sub.
IPO unit. CN 8898 has a sticker on its nose commemorating the 25th anniversary of CN's initial public offering as it leads a 600-axle long CN 120 through the snow.
CN 120 is passing a CN 305 which is temporarily tied down on Track 29 of CN's Montreal Sub.
VIA 24 has a Renaissance consist as it heads towards Central Station in Montreal. Originating in Ottawa, this train will continue towards Quebec City after a stop at Central Station.
EXO 1211 is passing CN 321, as well as traffic on the recently rebuilt Turcot Interchange.
The rear half of VIA 62 is wrapped as it heads east towards downtown Montreal.
CN 305 has ex-CREX units first and third as it heads west with CN 3918, CN 3191 & CN 3940 for power as the snow falls.
Multilevel cab car AMT 3010 leads a westbound into the setting sun near CP Loyola.
CN 305 is temporarily tied down on Track 29, with CN 2912 & CN 3933 for power. At right are a large number or parked grain cars.
Cab car AMT 701 is leading EXO 81 as it approaches Montreal West Station just before sunset.
VIA 65 kicks up the snow as it heads west with VIA 6408 and six LRC cars.
VIA 65 is heading west with VIA 909 and six LRC cars as it passes a parked CN 306. In the distance at right CN 149 is also slowly heading west.
After spending the night parked on the Montreal Sub, CN 306 with grimey CN 8815 leading (and CN 2226 mid-train) has a new crew onboard and is heading towards the Victoria Bridge.
