Canadian Pacific Railway

Montreal Suburban Service

CPR operated Montreal commuter service from the 1890's including the Montreal-Rigaud line until September 30, 1982 following which a local government body was created, the Montreal Urban Community Transit Commission (MUCTC).
It later became the Societe de transport de la Communaute urbaine de Montreal (STCUM) which lasted until June 3, 1996 then becoming Agence Metropolitaine de Transport (AMT) continuing to date.

RS-10s 8581 most likely operating in "channel 8" (throttle wide open) as it roars past.
Westmount 9/20/1964 Peter Cox

9060 leads three other RDC's more commonly called "Budd Cars" in suburban (commuter) service.
Montreal West. June 5, 1959 Joseph Testagrose collection

RDC-2 9116 leads six other Budd Cars at Montreal West 9/20/1964 Peter Cox

7041 still in block lettering, switching suburban equipment. S-2 Alco 74460 4/1946
Windsor Station. 4/17/1969 Joseph Testagrose Collection

4069 arriving at Windsor Station. Note the old heavyweight coach behind the lightweight suburban coach.
4/17/1969 Joseph Testagrose Collection

This unit has been preserved and operated at WCRA's museum in Squamish, BC.
August 10, 2015 Dave Stewart-Candy

4073 looking terrible! Windsor Station 9/27/1971
G.H.Landau/Joseph Testagrose Collection

Note: The light coloured building is the uniquely designed CP Hotels Chateau Champlain.
This 40 storey, 600 room hotel is the tallest hotel in Montreal. It opened early in 1967 in time for Expo 67.

4074 in script lettering entering Windsor Station in Montreal with consist of 800 series suburban coaches. 4/1969
Jerry Appleman/Joseph Testagrose Collection