Canada’s transportation agencies play a central role in connecting cities, regions, and communities across one of the world’s largest countries. From national rail operators and regional commuter services to urban transit authorities and intercity bus providers, these agencies manage the networks that keep travelers moving. This page highlights the main transport agencies operating in Canada, offering an overview of who runs each system and how they support travel by train, bus, metro, and regional transit.
Grand River Transit is the public transit system serving the Region of Waterloo cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge with bus and rail.
Information page on Toronto’s air rail link connecting Toronto Pearson Airport to downtown Toronto via a 28 minute, direct ride to Union Station.
GO Transit is the public transit system serving the Greater Toronto Area, the Golden Horseshoe and long distance destinations in Ontario.
Information page on Canada’s national rail agency – VIA Rail. Offering intercity, remote, transcontinental, and tourism routes.