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Amtrak Cascades Airo cab car travelling through forest near Alta, California

20.07.2026

North American Transit Projects Reach New Milestones

Colorado Connector passenger train concept in the Front Range

20.07.2026

Colorado Connector Passenger Rail Set for 2029 Launch

L0 Series maglev train on the Yamanashi test track

20.07.2026

Chuo Shinkansen Construction Clears Shizuoka Hurdle

TTC subway service resumed Thursday morning after a hydraulic fluid leak at Islington Station forced a temporary suspension between Kipling and Jane stations, disrupting early commuters but quickly resolved through emergency maintenance efforts.

09.10.2025

TTC Expands Line 2 Service to Meet Growing Demand

TTC restoring full service on Line 2 this Sunday, boosting rush-hour capacity and catching up with rising commuter demands as Toronto sees a robust return to office work in the fall.

09.10.2025

Major Transit Projects Advance Across North America

Transit systems in the US and Canada are expanding and modernizing their infrastructure in order to boost connectivity, increase access, and encourage environmentally friendly cities’ transportation for expanding metropolis areas.

09.10.2025

Via Rail Faces $31 Million Losses Amid Record Delays

Via Rail faces mounting financial and operational challenges after paying $31 million in travel vouchers to passengers affected by long delays across its Quebec City–Windsor corridor.

07.10.2025

TransPod Advances Alberta’s 1,000-km/h High-Speed Rail Vision

TransPod unveiled a new development stage of its Alberta high-speed rail mission by teaming up with Canadian leading steel producers to construct the 1,000-km/h FluxJet link between Edmonton and Calgary.

05.10.2025

Northlander project brings Ontario’s passenger rail revival

Ontario has edged nearer to reviving the Northlander, finishing off a $5. 7 million Northern Ontario Railway bypass in North Bay that saves trips and solidifies north Ontario’s long-hymned passenger links.

02.10.2025

Potash drives Manitoba exports through Churchill port

Potash from Manitoba will reach world markets by the Port of Churchill soon as PADCOM and AGG enhance rail logistics, storage strength in order to increase exportation as well as wider trading prospects.

02.10.2025

GO Station opening strengthens Ontario transit network

Ontario finish off Confederation GO Station in Hamilton, the new GO Station will be unveiled on October 27, 2025, to provide a better railway link, new services, and a more robust link for people on transit as well as tourists.

01.10.2025

VIA Rail delays nonstop Montreal–Toronto pilot launch

VIA Rail delayed its pilot all-day Montreal–Toronto service due to Canadian National’s operational limitations, and officials refuse to drop the project despite local opposition and infrastructure issues.

30.09.2025

CN winter plan strengthens freight resilience in 2025–26

The CN winter plan outlines how investments of $3 billion in new locomotives and cutting-edge technology will guarantee safe and frequent freight movements and bolster supply chain reliability across Canada through its 2025–26 winter.

30.09.2025

Alstom Canada strengthens ties with Indigenous Peoples

Alstom Canada made its promise to Indigenous Peoples, timing it on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, and vowed to bloom partnerships, learning, and sustainable opportunities through its business in Canada.

30.09.2025

Via Rail delays highlight Ottawa disruption and response

Via Rail faced delays in Ottawa following a disruption near Anderson Road, and the train incident impacted both local travelers and intercity commuters because thousands depend on regular schedules every day.

13.09.2025

Western Canada Select discount narrows amid rising oil flows

The differentials for Western Canada Select crude versus West Texas Intermediate were narrower at the lowest point for the month Friday.