Rail Transport in Canada

Ottawa’s O-Train officially launched, providing commuters with faster, more reliable transportation options across the city.

Winnipeg plans to test rail-crossing sensors to reduce emergency delays and improve traffic flow. A $417,000 grant supports the five-year initiative to enhance public safety and efficiency.

The new rail connection to Ottawa International Airport is set to transform transportation. It enhances connectivity, boosts economic growth, and supports tourism by linking travelers directly to key areas.

Seventeen railcars derailed near Cuba, North Dakota, when a CPKC train derails on December 30, 2024. Authorities confirmed no injuries, and cleanup operations started immediately.

CPKC has opened a new international railway bridge, doubling freight capacity at the US-Mexico border. This critical upgrade improves trade efficiency and strengthens connections between North American markets.

Experience a Romantic Rail Adventure across Canada, traveling by train from Edmonton to Vancouver. Witness snow-capped mountains, lush valleys, and charming farms in this unforgettable winter escape.

A rail defect caused the October 2023 CN train derailment near Dunsinane, New Brunswick, resulting in hazardous material leakage.

The new SkyTrain station in Richmond now offers faster, more efficient transit services for Capstan Village. This project enhances connectivity and supports the city’s long-term urban growth plans.

Canada’s Via Rail has announced the launch of a major program to upgrade its train fleet. The project includes purchasing 40 locomotives and 313 passenger cars to improve travel quality.

A rockslide in Fraser Canyon near Boston Bar left multiple grain cars off track Sunday evening, halting train traffic. Cleanup crews are actively restoring service and addressing environmental concerns.

The CPKC Holiday Train raised $1. 75 million and collected 130,000 pounds of food.

Red Deer Railway has launched operations in Alberta, marking Genesee & Wyoming Inc. ’s expansion into western Canada.