Canada Metro

SkyTrain, Vancouver’s underground rail system, began operating on 11 December 1985. The network includes 53 stations on three lines, with easy connections to buses, ferries and other trains.

The Montreal Metro is a rubber-tired underground rapid transit system serving Greater Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Operated by the Société de transport de Montréal (STM), it opened on October

Edmonton Light Rail Transit, or Edmonton LRT, is the city’s light rail system and part of Edmonton Transit Service. It has three lines, 29 stations, and 37.4 km

The O-Train, operated by the OC Transport Corporation in the Canadian city of Ottawa, is the city’s light rail transit system. The current service operates on an existing

Toronto Subway and RT Information It is a rapid transit system serving the city of Toronto in Ontario, Canada, and was opened in 1954. It is now the

GO Transit is a regional public transport system serving the Greater Toronto Area and the Greater Golden Horseshoe in Ontario, Canada. Centered on Union Station in Toronto, its

West Coast Express Information The West Coast Express, the only inter-regional commuter rail service in British Columbia, Canada, began service in 1995. It connects places such as Port

Sky Train Vancouver Information With fully-automated trains and all the hi-tech that goes into this project, the Sky Train Vancouver is a very convenient means of public transport

Calgary CTrain is the city’s light rail system in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, operated by Calgary Transit as part of the local public transport network. It currently has two