Now out of service. A shoving platform is leading as the Pointe St-Charles Switcher heads back to its namesake yard with grain empties, including some brand new ones right behind the caboos... (more)

Shoving platform CN 79834 is leading as the Pointe St-Charles Switcher heads out of the yard to pick up grain empties at a P&H mill. Above is the right of way for the REM light rail line, which is... (more)

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)

A shoving platform is leading as The Pointe St-Charles Switcher shoves towards Track 29 to pick up some grain cars.

A crewmember is riding the Pointe St-Charles Switchers shoving platform as the train enters the yard.

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is leaving the East Side Canal Bank Spur with beat up shoving platform CN 79834 leading. At left where a park is now there was once a small rail yard.

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher's beat-up shoving platform has been left on the CN Wharf Spur as they switch Canada Maltage and Five Roses. The Five Roses facility is visible at left. At far right ... (more)

The beat up caboose and the new hoppers at the tail end of the Pointe St-Charles switcher provide quite a difference in appearance as they enter the yard with grain empties.

After lifting a long string of grain empties from track PC-27, the Pointe St-Charles Switcher is shoving back to its namesake yard, with a beat up caboose leading. The building at left dates to 18... (more)

Built nearby. Built by CN in their Pointe St-Charles shops nearby here (now demolished), CN 79834 is being shoved through the Pointe St-Charles Yard before this train heads towards the Port... (more)

A wave from a caboose. Once a common sight, a wave from a caboose is not something you'll see often these days. With the Pointe St-Charles switcher in Montreal now assigned a caboose for lo... (more)

Caboose CN 79834 is parked in the town of Vankleek Hill. This caboose was used for backup moves on the L'Orignal Spur, but I am not sure if it still in use. Either way, it is in very dire shape.

A 'Millenium' caboose in bad shape. CN 79834 is seen stopped in Vankleek Hill on the obscure CN Vankleek Spur. This caboose was built by CN in their Pointe St-Charles shop in Montreal under... (more)