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CPKC 105-18 cruises through Moosomin, next stop will be at Broadview for a quick crew change.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	09/19/2025
Location:	Moosomin
Province:	Saskatchewan

Comments | 11 Favourites

CPKC hotshot 112-18 cruises through Balgonie with CP 7515, CP 7478 and CP 7458.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	09/20/2025
Location:	Balgonie
Province:	Saskatchewan

1 Comments | 6 Favourites

KCS 4859 and KCS 5014 highball through Pasqua with Broadview to Moose Jaw train 2E59-20.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	09/20/2025
Location:	Pasqua
Province:	Saskatchewan

Comments | 11 Favourites

CN has been in the process of renaming their business car fleet, IC 800653 is now “Babine Mountains”, although the plaque inside the car still reads “Sanford Fleming”. The Business Train was in town for a customer excursion between Scotford and Walker Yard.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	09/10/2025
Location:	Fort Saskatchewan
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 7 Favourites

CPKC 301-492 climbs out of Walhachin toward Semlin with 112 loads of grain for the coast.

CPKC 301-492: CP 8840, KCSM 4543 - DP 1x0x1 - 112 cars

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	04/21/2025
Location:	Juniper Beach Prov…
Province:	British Columbia

1 Comments | 10 Favourites

The Royal Canadian Pacific eases past the elevator at Blackie, as they prepare to protect the highway crossing in town.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Blackie
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 10 Favourites

The morning Cando job crosses the North Saskatchewan River, enroute to Fort Saskatchewan to service customers in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Cando
Date:	09/10/2025
Location:	Fort Saskatchewan
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 8 Favourites

The Royal Canadian Pacific has departed Radium Hot Springs, continuing its journey along the Columbia River towards Cranbrook.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/25/2025
Location:	Radium Hot Springs
Province:	British Columbia

Comments | 7 Favourites

CN Q 11991 13 highballs through Viking with recently rebuilt CN 8326.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	05/16/2025
Location:	Viking
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 11 Favourites

The Royal Canadian Pacific starts out along the Elk River, just east of Elko, British Columbia. The Cranbrook Sub will follow the river all the way to Sparwood.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Elko
Province:	British Columbia

1 Comments | 12 Favourites

The Royal Canadian Pacific has conquered Crowsnest Pass and cruises through Pincher Station enroute to Kipp Yard in Lethbridge.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Pincher Creek
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 16 Favourites

CPKC 9-149-21 works its way through Notch Hill with 46 autos for the coast.

CPKC 9-149-21: CP 8162, CP 8905 – DP 1x1x0 – 46 cars

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	04/24/2025
Location:	Notch Hill
Province:	British Columbia

1 Comments | 8 Favourites

CP 7017 shoves CPKC 303-662 around the horseshoe curve at Notch Hill.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	04/24/2025
Location:	Notch Hill
Province:	British Columbia

Comments | 7 Favourites

The weekly job from Red Deer to Stettler, CPKC B22-15 pounds the diamond with the CN Three Hills Sub with CP 5007, APXX 6347, CP 5049 and CP 6068. Alberta Prairie Railway 6349, is a former SP GP35 heading back to home rails in Stettler after being leased to a refinery in Prentis.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	04/15/2025
Location:	Alix
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 11 Favourites

CN G 83451 21 rolls east on the CPKC Thompson Sub, as CPKC 301-230 heads west on the CN Ashcroft Sub at Cisco.

CN G 83451 21: CN 2825, CN 2891, CN 3148 - DP 2x0x1 - 150

CPKC 301-230: KCS 5022, KCS 4774 - DP 1x0x1 - 128 cars

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	04/21/2025
Location:	Lytton
Province:	British Columbia

Comments | 9 Favourites

The Royal Canadian Pacific crosses the Little Bow River at Carmangay, on their deadhead trip back home to Ogden from Fort Steele.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Carmangay
Province:	Alberta

Comments | 12 Favourites

CPKC 31B-25 works through the horseshoe curve at Fabro, as they march up towards the Continental Divide at Crowsnest Pass.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Sparwood
Province:	British Columbia

4 Comments | 16 Favourites

CN M 31741 06 rolls through Clover Bar with CN 3116, CN 2537 and CN 1423. In years past, a GMD1 trailing being repositioned along the system was a day to day sight. In 2025, this is probably the last time a GMD1 will make a move across the CN System.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/08/2025
Location:	Sherwood Park
Province:	Alberta

1 Comments | 4 Favourites

In what may be its final ride across the prairies, GMD1 CN 1423 hitches a ride on M 31742 06 into Edmonton. The locomotive was retired in 2021 and spent the last few years at the CN Campus in Winnipeg, training future conductors.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian National
Date:	08/08/2025
Location:	Lindbrook
Province:	Alberta

3 Comments | 10 Favourites

Turtle Mountain looms ominously in the distance, as the Royal Canadian Pacific navigates the debris field at Frank Slide. In 1903, Turtle Mountain gave way, sending 110 million tonnes of rock into the valley, burying part of the town of Frank and the CP mainline. Within 3 weeks, the CPR had reopened the line and the town of Frank was relocated away from the mountain. 122 years later the remnants of the slide provide a constant reminder of the tragedy which claimed 70-90 lives. The unstable mountain is monitored through sensors, as there is a risk of a future slide.

Name:	Rob Eull
Railway:	Canadian Pacific K…
Date:	07/26/2025
Location:	Frank
Province:	Alberta

2 Comments | 15 Favourites

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