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Here we have CN YVWS-02 (CN's Windsor Local) with CN 7046 & 7081 (GP9RMs) rounding the Pelton curve, and heading north towards CP's Walkerville JCT. Eventually this train would have take a stop before taking the wye at Walkerville, since CN A438 would only be 9 minutes ahead of them waiting for the clear to cross over the CP Windsor Sub.

Name:	Carson Mejia
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/01/2017
Location:	Pelton
Province:	Ontario

2 Comments | 9 Favourites

A yard job makes its way off the Warman Sub and into Saskatoon yard proper with a decent looking set of GMD-1s. To the best of my knowledge 1405 is still on the active roster today (2020), while trailing unit 1410 was sold off to NPR.

Name:	Matt Watson
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	04/05/2009
Location:	Saskatoon
Province:	Saskatchewan

1 Comments | 11 Favourites

SW1200RS 8113 serves as the car shop goat

Name:	Trevor Sokolan
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	08/20/2002
Location:	Golden BC
Province:	British Columbia

Comments | 3 Favourites

<b>Halloween at Exporail!</b> CN 6765 and a number of other exhibits at Exporail have been decorated for Halloween. For more train photos, check out http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtlwestrailfan/

Name:	Michael Berry
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	10/19/2013
Location:	St-Constant
Province:	Quebec

2 Comments | 4 Favourites

What better advertisement could you have for your commuter service than sleek passenger trains speeding past drivers sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the highway? GO Transit cab cab 9851 trails a 9-car train of single level Hawkers at Sunnyside, travelling inbound to Union Station behind one of GO's unique GP40TC units. Heading in the opposite direction is evening rush-hour traffic inching its way out of downtown Toronto on the Gardiner Expressway.<br><br>As well as the usual 70's automotive potpourri for those so inclined (I spy a Pinto), mixed in the congestion is a Mack DM-series cement mixer for Premier Building Materials, a pair of Dodge (or Fargo?) LCF van trucks, and two IHC Loadstars mixed with a Ford C-series (operator names not entirely visible).<br><br><i>Original photographer unknown, Dan Dell'Unto collection slide.</i>

Name:	Unknown, Dan Dell'U…
Railway:	GO Transit
Date:	Circa March 1973
Location:	Toronto (Sunnyside…
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 18 Favourites

The engineer gives a northbound train of containers a roll-by.

Name:	Eric May
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	10/04/2018
Location:	Brechin
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 7 Favourites

A Grand Trunk Western sandwich! CN 9504 leads an eastbound between Milbase and Speyside on the Halton Sub, assisted by 3 GTW locos and a 2nd GP40-2W.

Name:	Glenn Courtney
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	05/29/1992
Location:	Milton
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 9 Favourites

CN 2125 and BCOL 4641 leads 567 out of Aldershot Yard with fall colours looming in the background.

Name:	Dan Tweedle
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/10/2011
Location:	Burlington
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 2 Favourites

VIA 81 negotiates the curve through Paris, Ontario during an evening snowfall.

Name:	Mike Molnar
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	12/09/2017
Location:	Paris
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 10 Favourites

CN 584 rolls under the Barwick St. Bridge during switching of the St. Thomas yard.
<br><br>I had thought this bridge should have been replaced by now, but it seems it's also on borrowed time - according to local media - St. Thomas can't figure out what to do with this structure and the development which was to be built, and replace this bridge has been cancelled. This bridge is owned and maintained by CN as of 2014. Notice how black the wooden piers are? How many times has this structure burned?

Name:	Stephen C. Host
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	12/29/2014
Location:	St. Thomas
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 5 Favourites

Interesting view comparing paint schemes on a couple of old CP cabeese from 40+ years ago. (Note Northern Pacific boxcar in behind!)

Name:	A.W.Mooney
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	04/00/1976
Location:	Toronto
Province:	Ontario

2 Comments | 12 Favourites

Life, like railroading has its ups and downs. The Galt Sub is great for that.

Is this the new "Empress of Agincourt"? Imagine if they overhauled it with a high nose and stripes.

Name:	David Brook
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	10/09/2020
Location:	Puslinch
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 7 Favourites

CN 3006 leads an eastbound potash train, as they approach the Trans Canada Highway at Berry Mills, west of Moncton, New Brunswick.

Name:	Matt Landry
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	07/09/2017
Location:	Berry Mills
Province:	New Brunswick

Comments | 3 Favourites

Amtrak Cascades train 519 is seen departing from track leading to Vancouver's Pacific Central Station, with Talgo Pendular Series 8 coachset "Mt Bachelor" and its integrated Control Cab/HEP leading - temporarily. Scheduled to depart at 5:45 PM, it was passing here at 6:30 PM within a mile of the platform. <br><br>
Most fans consider that the integrated Talgo Control Cab/HEP is NOT one of the better-looking objects intended to lead a train. I've heard it compared to the face of Donald Duck, or a snail without its shell. Talgo coach sections are designed low-slung for cornering performance. A higher cab floor level was required by the 2 axle lead truck, plus having the cab higher than the roof-line of the coaches improves visibility. (Only place I've seen more than 1 axle in a Talgo coachset). The unit number is hard to read, low-contrast black digits near the back of the brown swoosh. There are no illuminated number boards, which is rare. <br><br>
On this occasion the delayed departure was because of insurmountable technical difficulties with driving the train from the Control Cab. The solution was to wye the train using the CN / Rocky Mountaineer downtown yard. Siemens SC-44 "Charger" locomotive AMTK 1403 will be in the lead when they enter the BNSF/CN New Westminster sub at CN Junction after freight movements had cleared. The control cab has both headlights and red tail lights illuminated, which seems abnormal.

Name:	John Pittman
Railway:	Amtrak
Date:	06/22/2018
Location:	Vancouver
Province:	British Columbia

1 Comments | 5 Favourites

LS-3 heads west from the CASO Station in St Thomas July 1976. Soon Penn Central Brunwick Green will be replaced by Conrail Blue.

Name:	Larry Broadbent
Railway:	Penn Central
Date:	07/76
Location:	St Thomas
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 30 Favourites

With its third Cowl leader in less than a week, 149 rounds the bend and comes under the Hopkins Street overpass.

CN 2443, CN 2892, CN 2881

Name:	Fred DesRochers
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	03/20/2016
Location:	Whitby
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 9 Favourites

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