One of VIA's many short commuter trains waits departure from Union Station. The Station is undergoing major renovation adding a taller glass train shed over the old gray steel work with very littl... (more)

The Ontario Northland operated the Northlander train using equipment obtained from Trans-Europ Express (TEE) service, which used diesel equipment at that time because of the difficulty of running ... (more)

A BNSF SD70ACe leads a 14,000 ton crude oil train down grade through Beare with a former Oakway SD60 and BNSF C44-9 trailing. Taken on CN property by a CN employee.

After three hours of weed cutting to get this shot of the Royal Canadian Pacific Business train headed for London, a cloud decided to cover the sun... Needless to say, I was furious, however all I... (more)

CP 234 heads east through Rosedale with a solid EMD lashup. The trailing SD40-2's may one day be like leader SD30C-ECO 5002, or if things don't turn out well, then pop cans I guess.

CP GP38-2 3061 brings the Lambton Lifter towards West Toronto.

The last rush hour GO trip from Richmond Hill passes under the CP Don Branch on its way into Toronto with a crush of passengers. This bridge, built in 1928, was intended for both passenger and fre... (more)

Doing no less than 30 MPH coming out the new flyunder, GO trains no longer have to wait for those lumbering freight trains to go crawling by.

VIA 65 glides over the Don River and past the skyline of what "once was" Toronto's bustling industrial sector. Much of the infrastructure here dates back to the early and mid 1900's, and... (more)

Small steam engine on display. This steam engine, named 'Gertrude' is on display at the Ontario Science Centre. According to the display info it was built in 1908 and was used in the... (more)

This steam engine, named 'Gertrude' is on display at the Ontario Science Centre. According to the display info it was built in 1908 and was used in the quarries of Wales hauling stone wagons. It h... (more)

CP in an urban setting. This ex-CP heavyweight is preserved at the John Street Roundhouse park in downtown Toronto. It was built by Canadian Car & Foundry in Montreal in 1931 as a 14-sectio... (more)

A photogenic engine! CN 4803 is a CN GP7 that is preserved near the John Street roundhouse. I'm not the only one taking pictures of this engine! For more train photos, click more)

CN 2308 & CN 2575 lead a westbound over the York Sub. For more train photos, click here.