VIA 33 has a stainless steel consist (which it only has on Thursdays) as it crosses the Lachine Canal.

Class leader VIA P42DC no. 900 is pushing a handsome stainless HEP consist (bracketed by two mandated buffer cars) out of Montreal's Central Station all the way onto Victoria Bridge, where they ca... (more)

Buffer cars at each end. VIA 35 has an unoccupied stainless steel car up front (and one on the tail end as well) as it heads west through Pointe-Claire with class leader VIA 900 leading. Du... (more)

Class leader VIA 900 leads VIA 63.

Class leader VIA 900 leads a Renaissance consist as VIA 37 heads west.

This view on Montreal's Peel Basin is quickly changing as the old gantries from CN's former DC electrification just abave VIA 900 are now gone, and overhead wire is strung on the brand new REM lin... (more)

Class leader VIA 900 brings up the rear of VIA 62 as it approaches a vintage signal bridge. It is showing a Limited to Clear signal for VIA 62, which will bring it to the South Track, with CN 149 ... (more)

VIA 62 is wrapped with VIA F40PH 6416 leading and P42DC 900 at the rear end, passing CN Turcot West.

Windsor, ON - Toronto, ON #72 eases through Hamilton West behind class unit P42 900.

VIA 63 heads west on the south track of CN's Montreal Sub with VIA 6424 up front and class leader VIA 900 on the tail end. Up ahead on the north track is the tail end of CN 305, to its right are s... (more)

VIA 635 has class leader VIA 900 and four LRC cars as it passes a CN 305 that had been parked there over two weeks due to a protest on CN's main line along Tyendinaga Mohawk territory.

Passing along side the Jock River on the approach to Richmond.

VIA 900 leads VIA 22 over the Lachine Canal and will be in Central Station in five minutes. Behind the train is a recently erected bridge that will bring the rails of the REM light rail project ov... (more)

Class leader VIA 900 leads VIA 22 over the Lachine Canal.

VIA's P42DC class unit 900 rockets through the Newtonville control point just North of Lake Ontario on the busy Kingston Sub.