A pair of EMD SD70M-2's hustle Winnipeg Symington, MB to Toronto MacMillan, ON train 314 east across the Caramat Sub

It's early in the morning as CN 310 approaches Turcot Ouest, where it will stop to set off cars for CN 400 to pick up.

CN 8955 leads a cowl GE on a westbound freight inside the boundaries of Jasper National Park at Windy Point/Snaring. The railroad runs along the shore of Jasper Lake, part of the Athabasca River a... (more)

Led by EMD SD70M-2 No. 8955, Canadian National stack train No. 104 cruises through Obed approaching Hargwen, Alberta, on July 15, 2013.

CN 520 rumbles across the Quebec Bridge.

SD70M-2 CN 8955 and ex GE demonstrator GECX 2034 head east on the Wainwright Sub passing under Range Road 224.

After dumping at Thunder Bay Terminals, an empty coke train makes its way from McKellar Island, through CP, over to the Mission Spur, and almost back onto the main and heading back to Roseport, MN... (more)

CN 341 speeds through Saginaw with some mixed freight, a big block of crude oil empties, followed by potash empties

Canadian National train No. 417 passes Windy Point west of Devona, Alberta, on the afternoon of July 16, 2013. The glacial colors of Jasper Lake and mountains of Jasper National Park are in the ba... (more)

After Q196 gets the call to hold in the siding, a Thundercab-led northbound manifest flies by on the main

Curving across Anderson River Trestle near Boston Bar, British Columbia, a Canadian National coal train heads west through the Fraser Canyon on September 24, 2012.

Crossing curved Anderson Creek Trestle near Boston Bar, British Columbia, a Canadian National coal train heads west through the Fraser Canyon on September 24, 2012. Three SD70M-2s haul the train; ... (more)

Brand new SD70M-2 8955 follows the block of an empty coal train ahead, gliding over the BC/AB border with train M304.

Brand new SD70M-2 8955 glides through Geikie on the north track of CN's Albreda Sub.

CN SD70M-2 8955 leads a short, 73 car M304 towards Jasper on the north track of the Albreda Sub.