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  1. GO Train with CN Tower in background

    GO Train with CN Tower in background

    A westbound GO Train is about to pass beneath me with the CN Tower in background.
  2. F59PH At Union Station

    F59PH At Union Station

    F59PH is backing up on the track and switching tracks.
  3. GO's MP40PH-3C's Idling in the snow at Oshawa

    GO's MP40PH-3C's Idling in the snow at Oshawa

    This is GO TRANSITS MP40PH-3C 612 idling at Oshawa Go Station, This train was manufactured in 2007 I guess and then Entered Service on August 23 2008, Serial Number is 2405-13
  4. Let her go!

    Let her go!

    CN 2515 cuts 5650 out of train 303, and puts her on an Industrial Spur. Why? I don't know.
  5. GO York University station

    GO York University station

    Not much for infrastructure fenced off walkway between two warehouses, not wide enough for two forklifts to pass each other. Aside from the cool sign, phone booth and schedule listing, I believe theres also a ticket vending machine closer to the tracks, as well as a bus booth and wheelchair...
  6. Toronto bound

    Toronto bound

    8:24am GO 808 Southbound commuter from Barrie enters Toronto by crossing Stelles Ave. Despite the short lenght, the rear of the train is over the CN mainline - on another bridge. The final, 4th morning train is running 3 minutes late. I'm still debating with myself if I should have taken it...
  7. CN 9671

    CN 9671

    A former Patron of the arts, CN 9671 is unlike the GP40Ls, a GP40-2W of GO Tranist heritage, geared for 76 mile per hour operation. It used to haul the American Orient Express around. Prior to that, it probably shuttled crack Intermodals in the 1990s. Now, he accompanies road units in working...
  8. GO - SOO!

    GO - SOO!

    This was shot at the East end of Bensenville yard. Early 90's.
  9. GO 514 EAST

    GO 514 EAST

    Always short on power, Canadian Pacific would often lease GO (Government of Ontario) commuter locomotives for weekend use. Here we see the 514 and the 510 leading Windsor to Montreal train 904 out of the CP's Windsor Yard. Trailing are CP 4218 (C424), CP 5001 (one of two GP30's on CP), CSX 3115...
  10. GO snake

    GO snake

    Most common piece of RR equipement in Toronto. Note the MOW machine in the top right corner. Photo taken from the CN tower. I tried the same with an inbound ONR train, but missed the power.
  11. GO 545

    GO 545

    During my short (10 min.) railfanning time at Toronto's Union station I managed to catch three GO commuter trains like this one, and got sight of the ONR Northlander before he hid inside the station. Needless to say I quickly became bored with them, you only need to see two trains before the...
  12. Toronto Union Station 2002

    Toronto Union Station 2002

    One day at Toronto in September of 2002. A great railroad station! This train is departing to the south west.
  13. Congestion

    Congestion

    VIA 6408 awaits a signal behind another VIA train (seen in distance under bridge). The VIA in the distance is awaiting a GO to clear a block ahead of it. The 2 VIA's are heading over to TMC Mimico for servicing after their runs. 6408 came from Montreal overnight as the Enterprise as GO 533...
  14. LETS ROLL OUT

    LETS ROLL OUT

    sd40-2s leaving the shop track
  15. GO 564

    GO 564

    GO 564 idles quietly on Track 2 at Oakville Ontario under threatening skies awaiting the clock to strike 1430 so he can take off eastbound with stops at Clarkson, Port Credit, Longbranch, Mimico, Exhibtion and Toronto.
  16. Ad Infinitum

    Ad Infinitum

    Bombardier lozenge cars await the afternoon commuter rush in GO Transit's Mimico coach yard.
  17. GO Eastbound

    GO Eastbound

    After the evening Commuter rush and the Oakville sub has settled down the 2030 departure from Oakville rolls past Chartwell Road AKA Oakville yard to CN.
  18. GO 222

    GO 222

    GO 222 rounds the cuve at just east of the Oakville station decelerating for its station stop.
  19. Arriving at Toronto Union

    Arriving at Toronto Union

    Georgetown GO Train arriving on Track 1 at Toronto Union Station for the 1250 turnaround. He was a bit late, but we cruised out on time
  20. Bombardier Bi-Level

    Bombardier Bi-Level

    Coming into Bramalea Station on a really hot day.


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