VIA 22 is unusually backing up to Central Station, after having wyed on the Victoria Bridge.

VIA 22 has three LRC cars and one stainless steel car as it passes Cedar Park Station.

VIA 22 from Ottawa is passing a pair of signals at MP 3 of CN's Montreal Sub.

Paired with a very typical 4-car LRC set, P42DC no. 904 is on a Corridor train assignment with destination Quebec, just moments before reaching Montreal's Central station.

A Siemens consist that had served on VIA 22 between Ottawa and Montreal is deadheading back to the Maintenance Centre. An LRC consist replaced it for the rest of the run to Quebec City.

VIA 22 from Ottawa is passing a wall of condos as it approaches downtown Montreal.

VIA 22 has a Siemens consist as it approaches Central Station in Montreal. It only has this consist on Wednesdays. An LRC consist will replace it for the rest of the run from Montreal to Quebec Ci... (more)

A consist that VIA 22 will use between Montreal and Quebec City is deadheading towards Central Station. A Siemens consist was being used from Ottawa to Montreal this morning.

VIA 22 is passing the Peel Basin with a Siemens consist.

Still owned by Siemens, SIIX 2202 leads VIA 22 over the Lachine Canal.

Plenty of fresh snow on the ground and the bright morning sun greet VIA Rail's corridor train no. 22 coming in from Ottawa, seen here at Pointe-Claire, on Montreal's West-Island.

For the second week in a row, VIA 22 has a Siemens consist into Montreal. It would run with an LRC consist for the rest of the run to Quebec City.

In an uncommon move, VIA 22 on Wednesday had a Siemens trainset from Ottawa to Montreal (normally the only revenue runs with a Siemens consist for now are VIA 33 and VIA 26 on Tuesdays). Here it i... (more)

On a sunny January morning VIA's P42DC no. 914 leads all-LRC Corridor train no. 22 into Montreal, crossing the Lachine Canal at Saint-Henri.

Today is Remembrance Day, which is the anniversary of the First World War Armistice. The symbol of Remembrance Day in Canada is the Poppy, commemorated in John McCrae's poem 'In Flanders Fields'. ... (more)