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	<title>Comments on: As northwestern Ontario&#8217;s fall colours turn, CN&#8217;s last SD40 leads a sister across the bridge at Windy Point (east of Fort Frances) on a cool, cloudy day in 1983. Train 408 is operating from Winnipeg&#8217;s Symington Yard to Thunder Bay&#8217;s Neebing Yard with a consist typical of the era&#8211;40 foot grain box cars, covered hoppers of grain, and various other merchandise traffic. At this time, pairs of &#8220;international service&#8221; SD40s powered most trains, including those to the Duluth, Winnipeg and Pacific which turn south at Duluth Jct about 10 miles west of here.</title>
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