The former University of Toronto Knox College, now called #1 Spadina Crescent, towers over the Spadina streetcar right-of-way as a lone CLRV picks up passengers at College St.

The most unlikely place for a railroad museum. High-rises in the heart of Downtown Toronto impose on TRHC 1, resting on the first turntable stub track in place at the Toronto Railway Historical As... (more)

TTC 4120 just another eastbound 505 streetcar dwarfed amidst the massive advertising in Toronto's Dundas Square, during the first major snowfall of the season.

Everything is ablurr as tunnel lights speed by rapidly on the ride south from Lawrence Station to downtown Toronto.

At the end of a busy work week, commuters flock the platforms of Union Station to board their trains going to Georgetown, Milton, Hamilton and other places they call home. 239 is on the headend of... (more)

Rounding the curve from Malport yard and heading south, a pair of GP40-2L's pilots #577 down the Weston Sub with interchange cars for CP. Once boasting a impressive fleet of 278 units, CN's GP40-2... (more)

On a sunny afternoon under the overhead catenary that lines the Spadina LRT, TTC 4041 passes sister 4075 heading a parade of southbound streetcars on the 510, with 4137 & 4131 approaching in the d... (more)

Corridor trackage, pedestrian bridges, sports complexes and highrises litter the background as one of GO's new MP40's arrives with Georgetown-bound 209, poking its head under the train shed of Tor... (more)

After a long winter's day exploring Hamilton, two railfans head over to Burlington to shoot an SD70I and C44-9W pulling CN 279 into Aldershot Yard, framed by the signal bridge in the evening light... (more)

With its yellow vellor seats, bright orange doorways and simulated wood grain panelling, it'll feel like you're riding in the past when you board a 1970's Urban Transit Development Corporation H6 ... (more)

Having just emerged into one of the open sections of the Yonge Subway line, a northbound T1 train bound for Finch passes by a southbound set of older Hawker-Siddeley H5's, heading south after depa... (more)

You need to get up pretty early to catch the morning GO rush, but as it dies down you get some interesting trains near the end. Take for instance this long train composed of 20 bilevels with an F5... (more)

GO, snow, and rule 42's. Bound for Brampton, cab car 244 leads the first Georgetown train through the former plant at the former location of Peel, which has been moved a few miles west of here, bu... (more)

It's one of those days. After driving north for an hour to Orangeville in hopes of a driftbusting chase, I was disappointed to find the yard cleared and 1000 covered in snow, meaning they ran yest... (more)

This is Brampton Intermodal Terminal. A GP9RM-Slug-GP9RM set switches a long cut of stacks into the yard for unloading, while 149's two units run around their train after cutting off the head end.... (more)