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Surely the most interesting consist for Winnipeg by far. CSXT 403, SOO 6033, & DME 6068 haul a southbound mixed freight manifest across the Red River Floodway via the CP Emerson Sub, towards Emerson, MB and eventually across the US border into Minnesota.

Name:	Randy Huculak
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	04/25/2015
Location:	Grande Pointe
Province:	Manitoba

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A family waits to board as CP RDC-1 9072 approaches Rockingham station with Dominion Atlantic's Halifax - Yarmouth Dayliner. On an adjacent track CN RSC-14 1782 idles. This locomotive would have worked during the day as the Rockingham yard switcher and will now sit until morning since if I remember correctly this was a day shift only operation. The DAR train will switch to its own track at Windsor Junction about 10 miles to the west.

Name:	Glenn Courtney
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	07/14/1979
Location:	Halifax
Province:	Nova Scotia

Comments | 10 Favourites

CN GP9 4252, F7Bu 9195 and RS18 3704 are in charge of a freight on the Douglas Point Spur near Port Elgin. The Douglas Point Spur ran off the Southampton Sub, southwest from Port Elgin to the Bruce Nuclear Generating Plant at Douglas Point, just to the north of Kincardine. This line and much of the Owen Sound Subdivision would be abandoned in 1989, and the spur is now part of the Bruce County Rail Trail. <br><br> <i>Note: Geotagged location may not be exact.</i>

Name:	Bill Thomson
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	04/03/1986
Location:	near Port Elgin
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 16 Favourites

Typical 'back in the day' was this weekend passenger westbound #75. Sunday it could feature an unheard of today 20 coaches behind 4 units. In this view, VIA 6763, 6620 and CN 3107, 3125 pass Dundas Peak; not stopping at the Dundas Station, which is just out of sight to my left. In the foreground the sumach is beginning to get just a bit taller, after falling victim to the CN brushcutting every year until recent. Another couple of years and this angle would be lost to runaway foliage, as CN gave up on keeping the hillside clear. It must have been part of an austerity program or something. It is a real shame. This was a great spot for photos.

Name:	A.W.Mooney
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	03/05/1978
Location:	Dundas
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 24 Favourites

CN 312 led by 3 big MLWs,they were the power of the time on the Drummond sub.

Name:	Pierre Fournier
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	09/14/1987
Location:	Aston est
Province:	Quebec

Comments | 3 Favourites

HLCX 7232 leads a short freight train towards the Truro reload yard where it will drop off a cut of cars before picking up another train and heading back to the the CBNS yard in Trenton

Name:	David Hutt
Railway:	Cape Breton and No…
Date:	04/11/2018
Location:	Murray Siding
Province:	Nova Scotia

Comments | 6 Favourites

Right on the heels of BNSF 7892 east, Train #244, UP 5554 east, train #650, with BNSF 3909, and BNSF 6675 as rear DPU, departs eastward from Dougal Ave. in Windsor. Nice to see an all foreign lashup for a change of scenery as it's getting pretty dull out there with the plethora of CP grimy red GE's rolling by day after day.

Name:	Geoff Elliott
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	09/07/2016
Location:	Windsor
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 10 Favourites

VIA 79 arrives into Windsor (Walkerville) Station, around 11pm. Passengers are filling off the train, and heading home or to Friends & Families homes in the late evening arrival.

Name:	Ian Deck
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	08/04/2013
Location:	Windsor
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 3 Favourites

A later than usual RLHH 595 with a 597 crew on board approaches Garden Avenue with RLHH 3049, RLHH 3404 and QGRY 6908. It was 12:43 p.m. for those keeping tabs.

Name:	Rob Smith
Railway:	Southern Ontario R…
Date:	05/15/2018
Location:	Brantford
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 6 Favourites

An empty CP 609 rolls through Ringold with a decent lash-up in some very strong afternoon lighting.

Name:	Hunter Holmes
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	01/16/2013
Location:	Chatham
Province:	Ontario

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CCGX 200001 on the tail-end of a CEMR ballast train heading east on the CN Rivers Subdivision, heading towards the CEMR Pine Falls Subdivision.

Name:	Taylor Woolston
Railway:	Central Manitoba R…
Date:	05/07/2016
Location:	Winnipeg
Province:	Manitoba

Comments | 9 Favourites

A pair of F40's, VIA 6455 and 6451 lead a 10 car Canadian just north of the siding at Pine Orchard. In reverence to what actually pays the bills, they went into Zephyr for three southbound freights, 412, 112, and 114, met 302 at Pefferlaw, and 104 most likely at Brechin East... and there were another three to meet after 104 - another 114, a 314 and an 874! 1046hrs.

Name:	Mike Lockwood
Railway:	VIA Rail
Date:	12/15/2013
Location:	Pine Orchard
Province:	Ontario

1 Comments | 2 Favourites

The northbound "Olds Wayfreight" approches the old station of Wessex on the Red Deetr Sub. This train was one of the last locals on the Red Deer sub to have a caboose asigned to it, although in recent years the caboose has vanished...

Name:	Trevor Sokolan
Railway:	Canadian Pacific
Date:	02/18/2011
Location:	Carstairs
Province:	Alberta

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A43531 08 finished his three car set-off at Brantford with CN 5613, CN 5559 and BLE 907

Name:	James Gardiner
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/08/2015
Location:	Brantford
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 3 Favourites

<b><I>Sunrise on the Kashabowie.</I><b/>
Regional forest fires cover the north in a smoky haze as Thunder Bay bound grain train blasts its 14L for the Highway 11 crossing just west of the small hamlet of Shebandowan.<br>
<I>Of note: This was the first DPU'd train CN ran on the Kashabowie. I can't recall the number of cars but I believe it was in the neighbourhood of 150-160 cars. An absolute monster! And this practice today has become common on bulk trains into the Lakehead, some pushing this threshold in the 200+ car total. Power CN ES44DC 2236- CN SD50F 5459 with CN ES44DC 2267 pushing on the rear</I>

Name:	David Young
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	09/22/2008
Location:	Shebandowan
Province:	Ontario

Comments | 5 Favourites

$CN 403 with ex-GCFX/WC SD40-3\'s owned by JCLX are bound for Last Mountain Railway at Bethune Saskatchewan cross the Uno trestle.$

Name:	CalMurray
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	06/27/2010
Location:	Uno
Province:	Manitoba

Comments | 6 Favourites

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