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Before Via put the Renaissance equipment into service on the Ocean they ran at least one test run down to Halifax. This run is just east of Truro on the eastbound run to Halifax.

Name:	Glenn Courtney
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	05/13/2003
Location:	Truro
Province:	Nova Scotia

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Canadian Pacific D10h 4-6-0 #1095, "Spirit of Sir John A.", on display in Kingston, ON. Built by Canadian Locomotive Co, Kingston, ON, 1913. For more pics & video from my collection see <a href="http://northamericabyrail.info"> http://northamericabyrail.info </a>

Name:	Hiawatha Pete
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	07/22/2007
Location:	Kingston
Province:	Ontario

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Name:	Tim Stevens
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	12/08/2014
Location:	Brule
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 9 Favourites

Fall is here - and the colours that are out so far are just brilliant! Train 431 rolls by Kent St near downtown Guelph, where the homes are a mere stones throw from the tracks.

Name:	Stephen C. Host
Railway:	Goderich-Exeter
Date:	09/26/2014
Location:	Guelph
Province:	Ontario

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CP 8436, a chop nosed RS3 awaits its next assignment

Name:	John Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	11/23/1980
Location:	Winnipeg
Province:	Manitoba

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VIA #10 slows for a stop for a couple of passengers to board as well as a couple to detrain at the old CP station which was once a popular stop. This building still exists, by what seems like a miracle, as it was closed for many years and at the mercy of the elements and the vandals. But it survived, and is now home to an attractive Art Gallery. And has been remodeled inside out. Photo ops here now are tight, there is a wrought iron fence protecting visitors from the trains; there is no more siding nor yard with just the mainline now to be seen. Back in the 70s & 80s it was a great place to hang out, even in the rain ! Power on this Toronto bound train today is VIA 6513 and 6624.

Name:	A.W.Mooney
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	08/18/1985
Location:	Parry Sound
Province:	Ontario

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Tank cars and more tank cars. CN U700 is seen here rolling through Hyde Park on its way east. This is CN first of many as needed crude oil movements.

Name:	Tyler MacNeill
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	12/14/2012
Location:	Hyde Park
Province:	Ontario

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CN 233 comes to a stop on the siding to let the 312 pass by.

Name:	Pierre Fournier
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	04/18/1987
Location:	St-Léonard
Province:	Quebec

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AMT 55 is westbound over the Ottawa River with AMT 1330 pushing four multilevel cars.

Name:	Michael Berry
Railway:	AMT
Date:	07/11/2015
Location:	Dorion
Province:	Quebec

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331 with CN 8857 - NS 1055 pull under the signal bridge at Paris West with a 63 car lift

Name:	James Gardiner
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	12/21/2013
Location:	Paris
Province:	Ontario

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The daily NS transfer from Buffalo to CN Fort Erie arrives in Ontario with a UP unit leading 4 CN units to be returned to their rightful owner.

Name:	Greg Smith
Railway:	Norfolk Southern
Date:	02/17/2014
Location:	Fort Erie
Province:	Ontario

4 Comments | 7 Favourites

<b>Triple Play At Brantford</b> <br> <br> CN 148 is seen passing CN 384 on the South Track at Brantford on a sunny September afternoon. 384's crew had run out of hours and received a crew change at Brantford. 384 would depart shortly after 148 cleared Massey's to make way for four westbound trains all between Lynden and Aldershot.

Name:	Joseph Bishop
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	09/18/2014
Location:	Brantford
Province:	Ontario

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CN train #628 with FPA4 6778 is stopped at Guelph Station in the Summer of 1962, with the lead unit still dressed in the yellow, green and black "1954 scheme" colours. Delivered in 1959, the MLW FPA4 and FPB4 fleet only had 2 years before the CN noodle and zebra stripes were first introduced in 1961. By 1963 only a few FPA4's remained in the 1954 scheme, and by 1965 only one (6765). <br><br> [<i>Editor's Addition: According to a timetable from that era, CN train 628 was a daily (except Sunday) morning eastbound passenger train for Toronto via the Brampton Sub (later divided into parts of the Guelph, Halton and Weston Subs), arriving at Union Station in mid-morning.</i>]

Name:	Bill Thomson
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	Summer 1962
Location:	Guelph
Province:	Ontario

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The Chateau sleeping car, Dining Room Car and Park car on VIA Rail train # 9 at the Pointe au Baril bridge, Mile 48.5 Parry Sound Subdivision.
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Reportedly VIA placed the Dining Room Car next to the Park to discourage coach passengers (coaches at the front of the train) from monopolizing the formal dining facilities.
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August 4, 1985 negative by S. Danko.

Name:	sdfourty
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	08/04/1985
Location:	Pointe au Baril
Province:	Ontario

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CN 2318 (ES44DC) with the 8919 (SD70M-2) trailing and headed west at the Skoona Tunnels.

Name:	Joe Harrison
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/08/2011
Location:	Seddall
Province:	British Columbia

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<B>TEMPO before TEMPO</B> CN 3887 has been modified for Tempo service. In this example, the old green and gold paint was just touched up after the changes to the short hood were complete.

Name:	Dave Burroughs
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	May 1968
Location:	Toronto
Province:	Ontario

3 Comments | 11 Favourites

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