Donald Trump’s threats have led Canadians to embrace domestic tourism, hop on the train and explore cities full of history, museums, food scenes and great views ...

Completed in 1914 as the western end of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, the train travels through some of British Columbia’s wildest backcountry, including the 24,700sq mile Great Bear ...

Great rail journeys From the luxury of the Orient Express in Italy, to the wilds of the Rockies on board the 97-hour Canadian — a series of features that celebrate the joys of train travel ...

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The first documentary in the Great Scenic Railway Journeys series was on the history of the “Murphy Branch” railway through the southwestern mountains of North Carolina. The line was sold to the state ...

Travel from Toronto to the nation’s capital by train to experience the great outdoors, fascinating museums and energetic festivals.

It joins Michael’s huge roster of train series, which he has been presenting for the BBC since 2009, including: Great American Railroad Journeys, Great Indian Railway Journeys, Great Alaskan and ...

Take a journey through some of the world's most beautiful landscapes with these scenic train rides. From the Rocky Mountains to the Swiss Alps, Travel + Leisure has you covered.

Two major Canadian freight rail companies locked out thousands of workers on Thursday, shutting down cross-border shipping routes and risking serious damage for the U.S. economy, industry experts ...

The railway association estimates that half of all Canadian exports are moved on trains and that railroads carried 380 billion Canadian dollars, about $279 billion, worth of goods during 2022.

Rail lines carry more than $1 billion worth of goods each day, according to the Railway Association of Canada. More than half of the country’s exports travel by rail.

Say you need to get from Ottawa or Montreal to Toronto for a meeting or job interview. Your options are either to fly or drive – or take a train, if you have time for a leisurely journey.