Ontario and Québec trains

Read on to find out all about the trains in this region from the viewpoint of the two major rail hubs that lie therein - Toronto and Montréal.

Toronto, Ontario, is a railroad gateway in all directions. Centrally located in the Québec City-Windsor corridor - a network that connects southern Québec and southern Ontario - trains offer you speedy downtown-to-downtown travel to and from Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Québec City, Niagara Falls, Windsor, London, Kingston, Sarnia... All in the most populated region of the country!

The city is also the departure and arrival point for all trains travelling west across the county; it marks the beginning of the Canadian train's route that crosses the entire Canadian west, travelling through Jasper and the magnificent Rocky Mountains to Vancouver on the Pacific coast.
Travelling northeast aboard the Lake Superior, our Sudbury-White River train, provides reliable, comfortable service to the region's various communities.

Montréal, Québec's premier city, is a true crossroads for people travelling in Québec. All our Québec trains have Montréal's Central station as their arrival or departure point! From Montréal, you can quickly reach major destinations in southern Québec and southern Ontario. You can also head east to Gaspésie or the Atlantic region. Finally, Montréal is also the departure point for exploring northern Québec aboard the Abitibi and the Saguenay trains.

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Find details about train stations in Ontario and Québec, including directions, and services available.

Please note that station locations on some Google maps may not be entirely accurate. We are currently verifying the exact locations of all our stations.