Trains on the Mont-Saint-Hilaire line were 100% powered by dual mode ALP-45DP locomotives for numerous years, but during the last year or two F59PH locomotives have been used here and there. Here ... (more)

The blue flags are matching well the colors of EXO's ex-AMT consists of the Montreal-Mascouche commuter service, laying over at the Pointe-Saint-Charles Maintenance Centre on an early October afte... (more)

The shadows are still long on this last day of September as VIA's combined Abitibi (601) and Saguenay (603) consist passes over the future REM tracks on CN's St-Laurent subdivision, a few minutes ... (more)

A colorful VIA 33 headed for Ottawa just passed CN Turcot West on CN's Montreal Sub. Back in 2021 VIA, due to a reduced schedule, apparently had enough locomotives to wrap the Quebec - Ottawa trai... (more)

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is leaving the Port of Montreal after coming in light to pick up cars. At left are the remains of a siding that used to connect to the CN Wharf Spur.

CN 4135 & CN 4904 are entering the Port of Montreal light power.

After arriving at Turcot Ouest with only 23 cars, CN 321 is lifting a large cut of cars off of the Freight Track. Above at left some pedestrians take a look at the train while they walk their dog.

CN 321 has only 23 cars as it emerges from the Turcot Interchange with ET44ACs CN 3281 & CN 3221 for power. In a short distance it will stop at Turcot Ouest to do a large lift.

CN 4135 & CN 4904 is the power as the Pointe St-Charles Switcher heads towards the Port of Montreal. At left is a park that lets you see the rail action around here.

Looking down at the curve connecting the southern end of Montreal's Gare Centrale to the St-Hyacinthe subdivision, VIA 61 is making its early-morning departure for Toronto.

CP 9467 is leading the power of CP FH01 up the Outremont Subdivision from the Port of Montreal. Today reduced to a spur track, this was once part pf CP's intercontinental main line. The location i... (more)

CN 120 has CN 2883, CN 2783 & CN 2967 for power as it rounds a curve on the Montreal Sub.

The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is doubling its train in the Port of Montreal with CN 4135 & CN 4904 for power.

The Pointe St-Charles switcher is about to get back on home rails as it leaves the Port of Montreal with hoppers and well cars. Power is CN 4135 & CN 4904.

A noodle underneath the zebra stripes. CN 4724's previous paint scheme is visible as a CN noodle starts to show underneath some faded zebra stripes. CN 4787 is trailing as the train exits t... (more)