A trio of six-axle MLWs led by M636 4720 storm west through Beaconsfield, Quebec, on the point of a Canadian Pacific train out of Montreal.

A leased Canadian National RS-18 working for VIA Rail heads up a short Montreal-Ottawa train at Valois, Quebec.

Just underway for New York, the Delaware & Hudson's overnight Montreal Limited pauses at Montreal West station behind looming PA 19. The D&H would handle this train to Albany, where PC would take ... (more)

In the middle of the day the concourse of Montreal's Windsor Station is empty, but come rush hour the crowds will make their way to the trains. Canadian Pacific FP7 4040 and a string of bilevels a... (more)

On a summer afternoon, a pair of ancient GE boxcabs head up a train of home-bound commuters at Vertu station on Canadian National's electrified Montreal-Deux Montagnes suburban line. Lead unit 671... (more)

When one thinks of Whitcomb the first locomotive that comes to mind is the U.S. Army, 65-Ton, 650 H.P. "humpback". Dozens were built for service oversees during World War II. When the... (more)

Dominion Bridge was the largest steel fabricator in Canada with its main plant in the Montreal suburb of Lachine. This Atlas 50-Ton, 300 H.P. unit was one of many critters that worked inside this... (more)

VIA train 19, Le Saint-Laurent, provided local service through the St. Lawrence valley between Mont-Joli and Montreal. It had almost completed its run as it paused to discharge passengers at St. L... (more)

An eastbound Canadian National container train hustles through the western suburbs of Montreal behind M420 2509 and a pair of GMDs.

On the first day of Spring the wet snow is falling as the head-end crew of an excursion train to Drummondville confer before backing their power down the two miles to Windsor Station to pick up th... (more)

One of MLW-Worthington's (previously Montreal Locomotive Works) shop switchers shares the bay with two DL534's for the Sierra Leone Government Railways and a CP Rail M-636.

Candy-striped Canadian Pacific FP7 4074 hums along near Valois, Quebec, on the point of a Montreal-Vaudreuil commuter train. This locomotive would later be sold to VIA.

In the early 1970's the Quebec North Shore and Labrador began retiring some of the GP-9's as SD40's and SD40-2's came onto the roster. QNSL 117 is one of four GP9's stored in CPR's St. Luc Yard. ... (more)

In the early 1970's the Quebec North Shore and Labrador began retiring some of the GP-9's as SD40's and SD40-2's came onto the roster. Four GP9's are stored at the Coal Chute in CPR's St. Luc Yar... (more)

Canadian Pacific E8 1802, now working for VIA, has arrived at Montreal's Windsor Station on the Atlantic Limited from Saint John, NB, while a VIA RDC awaits it next run. CPR 1800-1802 were Canada'... (more)