Pearson Airport Terminal 1 Station
Information page on Toronto Pearson’s train station connecting the international airport to the downtown city of Toronto via UP Express.
Rail travel plays a central role in long-distance and regional transportation, connecting major cities, regional hubs, and remote communities through an extensive network of routes and operators. This section brings together key rail nodes, passenger agencies, and train routes to help you understand how rail services are structured and how to plan journeys efficiently.
Information page on Toronto Pearson’s train station connecting the international airport to the downtown city of Toronto via UP Express.
Information page on the train station serving Hamilton, Ontario with connections to the airport and James Street.
Information page for Sudbury Junction Station serving VIA Rail’s Canadian service in the Northern Ontario city.
Information page for Malton Station serving commuters and visitors near the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ).
Information page about Kingston Station, serving VIA Rail’s intercity Corridor trains to the Kingston and Frontenac area.
Information page about Guelph’s central intermodal hub connecting intercity and regional trains and buses to the city’s transit network (Guelph Transit).
Information page about the eastern terminus Mission City Station on the West Coast Express commuter rail line of Metro Vancouver.
Information page on this remote stop on VIA Rail’s Canadian transcontinental train.
Information page on Sioux Lookout Station, a remote stop for VIA Rail’s Canadian transcontinental train in Northern Ontario.
Winnipeg Union Station is the main rail hub for the city serving as the arrival and departure point for long-distance passenger trains.
Information page on Melville Station, a remote stop on VIA Rail’s Canadian transcontinental train in Saskatchewan.
Information page about Saskatoon Station serving VIA Rail’s Canadian on the outskirts of the city in Saskatchewan.
Information page on Edmonton Station located away from downtown and serving as a stop for VIA Rail’s Canadian.
Information page for Jasper Station serving VIA Rail and the Rocky Mountaineer nestled within a mountain valley of the national park.
Information page on Kamloops North Station serving VIA Rail’s Canadian and the greater Southern Interior area.
Information page on Vancouver’s intercity bus and train hub – Pacific Central Station. Serving VIA Rail, Amtrak and intercity buses.
The western terminus of VIA Rail’s Corridor is a modern, airy, airport terminal inspired station welcoming intercity passengers to Windsor.
Located in the downtown, Waterfront Station is Vancouver’s transit hub serving buses, the rapid transit and commuter rail.
Burlington Station is a commuter and intercity stop serving residents of Burlington and the surrounding area.
Aldershot Station is a commuter and intercity stop serving residents of Burlington, Hamilton and the surrounding area.
Systems connected by rail
GO Transit’s Milton Line is one of seven passenger rail lines serving the Greater Toronto Area, Markham, and Whitchurch-Stouffville.
GO Transit’s Milton Line is one of seven passenger rail lines serving the Greater Toronto Area and Richmond Hill.
GO Transit’s Milton Line is one of seven passenger rail lines serving the Greater Toronto Area, Mississauga, and Milton.
GO Transit’s Kitchener Line is one of seven passenger rail lines serving the Greater Toronto Area, Ajax, Whitby, and Oshawa.
GO Transit’s Kitchener Line is one of seven passenger rail lines serving the Greater Toronto Area and Guelph, Kitchener, and Stratford.
Ion is the light rail transit system serving the Region of Waterloo cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge.
Discover and learn about the Agawa Canyon Tour Train – a scenic journey running from the Sault into Algoma to the beautiful Agawa Canyon.
Information page about VIA Rail’s intercity rail system, connecting the urban corridor cities within the provinces of Québec and Ontario.
TransLink’s West Coast Express is Metro Vancouver’s commuter rail line through the Lower Mainland to the Fraser Valley.
Rail transport agencies
Grand River Transit is the public transit system serving the Region of Waterloo cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge with bus and rail.
GO Transit is the public transit system serving the Greater Toronto Area, the Golden Horseshoe and long distance destinations in Ontario.
Information page on Toronto’s air rail link connecting Toronto Pearson Airport to downtown Toronto via a 28 minute, direct ride to Union Station.
Information page on Canada’s national rail agency – VIA Rail. Offering intercity, remote, transcontinental, and tourism routes.











