Built by Cp at their Angus shops in November of 1975 and retired in 2002.

Built in September 1906 as Grand Trunk Railway 670, serial number 40587. Retired by CN in 1966.

Originally built in 1965 as CP C-424 4213. CP converted 4 retired C-424's into control cabs in 1995-1996, removing the engines and traction motors, using them as a leader cab. Now they just sit ... (more)

No, CN didn't run this train long hood forward. This train had 3 engines and one engine had a traction motor go, so it's being set off in Belleville yard.

Belleville-Kingston local and return. Lately 519 has been running nose to nose.

Westbound to Toronto through Kingston VIA station with the front nose caked in snow.

Getting ready for the Canadian to Toronto.

Originally built as CN SW900 7235 in November 1957, serial number A1187. SRY acquired this unit from Howe Sound Pulp and Paper (Port Mellon B.C.) in 2000 for resale and it didnt sell. Now it jus... (more)

Originally built as CP RS-23 8014 in August of 1959, serial number 82566. Retired by CP in 1992.

Built in June of 1949, serial number 76787. Now rebuilt with a Cummins engine.

While BNSF was pulling a string of cars, the first boxcars wheels jumped the diamond and this is the outcome. The only locomotive that was able to access the tail end of the string of cars was W... (more)

Yard duties, 7205 formerly CN 4511, built in 1957, remanufactured in July 1985

Originally BC Rail 640, wrecked in 1994, retired 1995, sold for scrap in 1998, and picked up by West Coast Railway Association. All that survives is the cab and frame. Anyone for a fixer-upper ?

Local power for Cambridge yard. CP GP38-2 3060 and 3021 built by GMD.

Today the Empress is getting ready for a special excursion to Guelph Junction and return, with a full 10 car GO Transit commuter train coupled up for the ride. The special excursion trip was for ... (more)