Courtesy and Service at Metrolinx
Metrolinx discovered a historic steel girder bearing the phrase “Courtesy and Service”.
Metrolinx discovered a historic steel girder bearing the phrase “Courtesy and Service”.
CN SD75IACC No. 8344 is still gleaming with factory fresh paint as it leads an intermodal train at Fabyan, Alberta.
Between 2010 and 2012 CN acquired 77 DASH 8-40C locomotives from Citicorp.
CN SD50F No. 5407 was built by GMD in May 1985 just a few months before it came to be sharing space with a trio of GP38-2s in Kamloops BC on August 31, 1985.
CN GE ES44AC 2998 leads an eastbound train at Mile 42.1 of Halton Subdivision East Mile 42.1.
CN M-636 No. 2315 (and a second unidentified M-636) shares an unknown engine facility with Lehigh Valley U23B No. 512 in November 1976.
This slide by Al Chione shows a short wayfreight steaming along the Sprague subdivision near Dufresne, Manitoba, on July 14, 1959. CN 2142 is the locomotive on this train. This 2-8-0 “Consolidation” locomotive was built in Kingston, ON in 1912 by the Canadian Locomotive Company, part of an order of 25 (2130 – 2154) for … Read more
CN 4-8-2 Mountain #6048 is in command of train #3 at Winnipeg on May 16, 1941. Note the unusual smoke deflector in front of #6048’s stack.
CN GP38-2 4958 and 4959 at MacMillan Yard in Vaughan, Ontario October 28, 2025.
CN train #411 is approaching Mansewood, on the north side of Milton, Ontario on March 10, 1991.