CP train no.420 heads south through mile 30 of the Mactier Sub south of Palgrave with a AC44CWM up front and an older AC44 on the rear. The fall colour is just past peak, as can be seen on the hil... (more)

A rear DPU on a 3000 ft road switcher?? Whatever, I'll take it! Visiting BNSF 7742 sporting a tattered Heritage II scheme passes the abandoned pool 8 elevator.

420's train eases into Chapleau with a couple hours of work and a new crew on deck before continuing east. The northern Ontario landscape is ablaze with colour, but the leaves are fading quickly w... (more)

CP train 421 approaching Navilus on the CP Nipigon Subdivision.

A large cloud clears just in time for this shot of CP Train 420 crossing the Nipigon River. With the sole exception of the CN Railroad over 100km to the north, these two bridges are the only land ... (more)

A very tight squeeze as CP 420 carves its way through the east switch at Coldwell sandwiched between sheer rock walls, and the shores of Echo Lake.

The bluffs of Lake Superiors Pie Island and the stack from the decommissioned coal plant backdrop eastbound “paper train” 420 departing Thunder Bay with a healthy cut of Northern Ontario fores... (more)

Still looking quite new at the time, rebuilt SD90-SD70 7053 rolls over the Matawin River with some local Northwestern Ontario lumber on the headend from Vermillion Bay.

Eastbound paper train 420 has completed its work in the Thunder Bay terminal and is headed out of town passing under Main Street. The busy Keefer terminal is visible at the end of the road.

CP 4427 looks rather small beside its rebuilt acquaintance CP 7009 as they team up to haul the eastbound wayfreight along the mighty Kaministiquia River. The mouth of the Matawin River is in the b... (more)

The sun has just set on another Lake Superior summer's day as 420's colorful set of power temporarily leaves the big lake in the distance grinding upgrade eastbound out of Thunder Bay.

A pair of EMDX SD70's lead 420 under the twilight of the night sky sitting tight for a couple of Northbounds. Photo not to be used with permission, I'm looking at you, William.

A pair of Progress Rail “bananas” lean into the curve around Spiers Lake and the rock cuts in beautiful Bala, ON underneath the watchful eye of the windswept, tall, eastern white pines the Mus... (more)

CP 8500 leads today’s eastbound paper train departing Thunder Bay and temporarily heads away from the beautiful shores of Lake Superior charging up the steep grade to Loon.

420’s train flies over the trestle above the Don River West Branch and ET Seton Park late in the evening, soon to arrive at Toronto Yard. These CM&Q barns have been making the rounds with their ... (more)