Americans don’t love America like Canadians love Canada, and Americans don’t love other Americans like Canadians love their ...

MONTREAL — Alto, the Canadian high speed rail project, has signed a contract with the Cadence consortium for development of ...

The 'Canadian Pacific', a 1940s steam train that took soldiers and supplies to England's south coast during World War Two, ...

As Canada's largest ever infrastructure project, high-speed rail will turbocharge the Canadian economy – boosting GDP by up to $35 billion annually, creating over 51,000 good-paying jobs during ...

Canada will invest $3.9 billion into the rail project over six years to support the co-development phase, in addition to the $371.8 million allocated in the government's 2024 budget. Construction ...

Now, I want to explore Canada by train and perhaps try more classes ... a luxury hotel where I stayed the night in a 180-square-foot room with a stunning view. I thought it was the most beautiful ...

Canada is set to begin work on a high-speed inter-city rail network – the largest infrastructure project in the country's history. Spanning 621 miles (1,000 km), its lines will help commuters ...

Factoring in airport security and earlier arrival times, the train could be more convenient for many passengers. Alto will be developed by a consortium of companies, including Air Canada and SNCF ...

ONTARIO, CANADA In Canada, the Agawa Canyon Tour Train takes riders on a scenic route that slices through a 1.2-billion-year-old canyon.Credit...Getty One of Canada’s most scenic train routes ...

MONTREAL — Bold plans and promises for high-speed rail lines in Canada stretch as far back as Pierre Trudeau's government. So far, none have come to pass. Some two dozen studies, market assessments, ...

The federal NDP's transport critic is worried a new high-speed rail project in Ontario and Quebec will kill off publicly-subsidized passenger service in western Canada, the Prairies and the Maritimes.

I traveled to Niagara Falls, Toronto, Quebec City, and Montreal in Canada, where I tried poutine, rode local trains, and explored cities.