Locomotive Power
| ID | Model | Location |
|---|---|---|
| IR 9238 | EMD SD45T-2 | ex-SP |
| IR 7444 | EMD SD45R | ex-SP |
| IR 5 | CF-7 | LaSalle Branch, |
| OMLX 5625 | GP20MQ | La Salle Branch, Former Demonstrator, ex-SP, 645 prime mover |
| IR 3500 | EMD GP35 | Ottawa Branch |
| OMLX 2256 (former KFR) | EMD GP38-3 | sidelined, rebuilt SP GP35 |
| GATX 2657 | EMD GP38-2 | off lease, ex-conrail, rebuilt GP38 |
| OMLX 3333 | EMD GP50 | Sent to Chicago Rail Link ex-CN&W 5075 |
| HBRY 5008 | EMD SD50 | Ottawa Branch |
| HBRY 5009 | EMD SD50 | Ottawa Branch |
| ILSX 1390 | EMD GP39-2 | Off property |
| HLCX 1027 | EMD GP38-2 | Off lease rebuilt GP40 |
| HLCX 3839 | EMD GP38-2 | Off Lease Returned |
| NREX 7285 | EMD SD40-2 | ex-BN |
| OMLX 9259 | EMD SD45T-2 | Transferred to NKCR, née-SP ex-LTEX |
| NKCR 2 | EMD GP7 | Lease Expired, Now operated by ADM of Ottawa |
| NKCR 3 | CF-7 | Lease Expired, scrapped |
| LLPX 1513 | EMD GP15-1 | Lease Expired |
| CSP 1 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped. |
| CSP 2 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped. |
| CSP 3 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped. |
| CSP 4 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped, may have been saved. |
| IR 6 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped. |
| IR 7 | GE B23-7 | Sold, Scrapped. |
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