VIA Rail Canada has reported stable passenger numbers and increased revenue for the 2025 financial year, alongside continued operational and infrastructure pressures. Between 1 January and 31 December 2025, the rail operator carried 4.4 million passengers, broadly consistent with the previous year. Total revenue rose by 36.8 million CAD (7.7%) to

VIA Rail Canada has marked the 70th anniversary of The Canadian, the long-distance passenger service operating between Toronto and Vancouver since 1955. The event took place at Vancouver’s Pacific Central Station, recognising the train’s role in linking communities across the country for seven decades. The Canadian © VIA Rail Since its launch, The Canadian

VIA Rail Canada has launched a three-day flash sale, featuring discounted fares across the Québec City–Windsor corridor and on select regional and long-distance routes. The promotion is running from 26 August to 28 August 2025. Escape Fares from $35 Economy class passengers can take advantage of Escape fares starting at 35 CAD on

During a ceremony at Halifax Station, VIA Rail Canada celebrated 120 years of continuous service on The Ocean, the country’s oldest named passenger train. First launched in 1904, The Ocean continues to serve as a key transport link between Halifax and Montréal. The Ocean interior © VIA Rail Jonathan Goldbloom, Chairperson of VIA Rail’s

VIA Rail Canada has published its 2024 annual report, highlighting a year of growth and long-term planning amid operational constraints. Notably, the company recorded increased revenues and passenger numbers, launched a new strategic plan, and secured funding for a major fleet renewal, all while addressing performance challenges in key corridors. VIA Rail’s