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I'm just guessing but looking at the engineer in the passing CP 5735 (5618) he is greeting the crew of a Work train getting ready to head south once he clears.
The RS-18 #8747 must have been a hardy soul. After rebuild it became RS18u #1845. Then it eventually was dealt off to the upstart New Brunswick East Coast, retaining its number; and when CN bought the line back in 2008, the unit was shipped to the Adirondack Scenic in 2010, where it was repainted into their lively scheme and pressed into service.

Name:	A.W.Mooney
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	06/13/1986
Location:	Parry Sound
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 23 Favourites

Maintenance is a part of the railway that many don't see, yet it serves a very important purpose: to keep the system in top-shape and in working order for safe passage of passengers and freight. During the afternoon lull in train traffic, a group of maintenance workers tend to one of the many switches at the east side of Bathurst Street. Four workers divert their attention to the area around the switch's points and heaters, while one is ahead at the "frog" where the diverging rail crosses. Their hi-rail truck sits nearby; well-stocked with tools, welding equipment and other items needed to make a quick spot repair or do one of the many regular maintenance tasks in the corridor. <br><br> Also of interest, note the VIA stepbox on the ground by the side of the truck, probably a spare "borrowed" from somewhere around Union Station.

Name:	MrDan
Railway:	Toronto Terminals …
Date:	02/13/2009
Location:	Toronto
Province:	Ontario

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Extra 502 begins to accelerate after the crew change east of Markham road. A steam tradition carried over, white flags and class lights symbolize an extra. The last unit, a bandit SOO 6312 ex Milwaukee road SD40-2. These units showed up in Canada for only a few months before being sold off or returned to the leasing companies .

Name:	darrell lupson
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	10/30/1987
Location:	Toronto
Province:	Ontario

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CN 8191 sits behind the station at Merritton as crew members head into the station

Name:	John Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	1970s
Location:	Merritton
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 9 Favourites

CP 8760 & CP 9755 pass west through the AMT Dorval station with CP 609. For more train photos, check out http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtlwestrailfan/

Name:	Michael Berry
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	12/21/2013
Location:	Dorval
Province:	Quebec

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VIA 65 hustles through Newtonville with a newly wrapped Canada 150 unit leading the way.

Name:	Michael Delic
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	02/27/2017
Location:	Newtonville
Province:	Ontario

4 Comments | 21 Favourites

If one was to drive up 35th Line north off of old Hwy 2, just west of the Lafarge plant; cross the tracks and pull into the short drive on the left, remnants of an old station can be seen. Not much, just some rusted scrap, a pole, and the row of bushes. This rather important structure stood where the CP line came down from St. Mary's, joined the Galt sub running eastward for a 100 feet or so and then branching off in front of the Zorra Station and continued down into Ingersoll and onward to Port Burwell. The Zorra to Ingersoll track has been gone for many years; until 15 years or so ago just the spur into what was St. Mary's Cement remained. As well, all but a half mile off the Galt toward St. Mary's has been removed. The last train over the St. Marys length ran in 1995. I am not sure what year the Zorra station was removed, perhaps around 1981, but it was leveled suddenly and without fanfare. Rumour has it that a hole was dug and the station was demolished and buried on the site. A real shame. I found it a very attractive building, despite most of the time being shrouded in dust from the nearby cement industries.

Name:	A.W.Mooney
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	10/21/1979
Location:	Zorra Township
Province:	Ontario

2 Comments | 13 Favourites

With the last of the fog burning off for another sunny day, eastbound train Q120 rounds the bend at Memramcook, New Brunswick.

Name:	Matt Landry
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	05/21/2018
Location:	Memramcook
Province:	New Brunswick

1 Comments | 5 Favourites

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The Seventies C P …. … that is CP Rail a division of Canadian Pacific Limited...
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….when every CP Rail train was an adventure in motive power variety.....
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….and MLW Power Ruled !
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two C424's (#4203, 42x6), two RS-18's, a RS-3 (#8459) power a regular scheduled westbound, likely #915, with two in transit ex CP Rail VIA FP7A's ( VIA 1416, 14xx),
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near milepost 160 Belleville Subdivision, April 29, 1979 Kodachrome by S.Danko
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noteworthy....TOFC loads on the head end....
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...the ex CP Rail VIA 1400's (and ex CP Rail VIA 1900's) were a common sight on the Belleville Subdivison as the units cycled through maintenance schedules at the CP Rail Montreal shop,
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the in transit F's would cease June 17, 1979 when VIA trains 1 & 2, Canadian Canadien, commenced origination from Montreal's Central Station,
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(and concurrently VIA trains 3 & 4, Super Continental, commenced origination from Toronto Union Station),
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by that time the Budd built dome cars: ex CP Rail Skyline and ex CP Rail Park cars were cleared to enter MCS
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Name:	sdfourty
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	04/29/1979
Location:	Newcastle
Province:	Ontario

2 Comments | 32 Favourites

The 1344 and 1343 take a pause while the crew goes over to the yard office.

Name:	Seth B.
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	03/19/1985
Location:	Fort Saskatchewan
Province:	Alberta

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While Dundas displays all of it's autumnal glory, one of the freshest faces on CN's roster is seen yonder with train # 148.

Name:	Ryan Gaynor
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	10/11/2015
Location:	Dundas
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 12 Favourites

Another ex CP red barn makes it's way eastward to it's new home in Quebec. CP 8882 and CMQ 9017 lead a long 112 in Sudbury, Ontario.

Name:	Canadian Railroader…
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	10/05/2015
Location:	Sudbury
Province:	Ontario

4 Comments | 7 Favourites

I wonder why the photographer took this photo from the angle that he did...was he unwilling to get out of the car and walk in closer or was he trying to get an overview of this classic facility?

In any case, I'm glad the photo was taken the way it was, showing some detail of the facilities in Windsor. For, in less than three years time, CN and CP will purchase the Canada Southern then CN will re-route its trains through an upgraded Van de Water yard in December 1985. Norfolk Southern trains continued to operate on the Chatham sub until late September 1991 when CSX granted NS trackage rights between Fargo and Chatham.

The units are N&W GP35 2913 and GP38-2 4161.

Name:	John Eull collectio…
Railway:	Norfolk Southern
Date:	01/ /1983
Location:	Windsor
Province:	Ontario

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<b>1/4 of GO Transit's F59PH fleet.</b> With only 8 F59PH's on a roster dominated by MP40PH-3C, the once dominant F59PH is now somewhat hard to find in Toronto. Here 1/4 of the F59PH fleet is on an eastbound heading towards Union Station. Leading is GOT 558 and pushing is GOT 564.

Name:	Michael Berry
Railway:	GO Transit
Date:	09/01/2015
Location:	Toronto
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 6 Favourites

CP 5995 with ICE 6403 and CITX 3082 gets under way with ethanol train 627 from the siding at Belle River, mile 94.1 on the CP's Windsor Sub.

Name:	Earl Minnis
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	02/17/2012
Location:	Belle River
Province:	Ontario

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During a pleasant spring day, CP SW1200RS 8161 and GP7u 1501 briefly pause across from the Galt, Ontario station. Shortly the veteran crew of the morning Galt Job, would continue their switching duties around the yard. During the mid-90’s with traffic increasing from the nearby Toyota facility, CP began assigning GP7u’s to Galt to be paired with an SW1200RS. Prior to this, Galt was typically only exclusively assigned pairs of pups to work the former electric lines trackage.

Name:	Jason Noe
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	May 8, 1995
Location:	Galt
Province:	Ontario

2 Comments | 16 Favourites

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