Most of the time trains will be on Ch. 1 (161.415MHz) when on the main. Then Ch. 3 (160.935) to call RTC. Though occasionally other channels will be used. wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Canadian_National_Railways_National_Channel_Plan
I was just at rivers sub yesterday, but this video looks like it takes place in the summer, I enjoy watching some of your older videos at the Cromer sub here in Brandon I also railfan Cromer, Have a good day.
Nice. I always wanted to transit monitor but where i used to live was on opensky 9600 and where I live now just use cellphone. The 2 taxi companies in town used to but now they switched to cellphone too.
Sounds identical to the still running NCTD D40s with their ISCs and B400s, they are 23 years young and still going in September 2023, even with their old flipdot signs