The Grand Trunk Railway of Canada was by far the biggest enterprise in all of British North America. By 1861, its main (or trunk) lines ran about 1,800 kilometres from Sarnia in Canada West to ...

Erected by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1899, Galt’s Concession Street passenger station served until 1959 when service ended. After 1923, Canadian National Railways absorbed the Grand Trunk.

They thought it would be fitting to pay homage to the Grand Trunk Railway, which used to run through Parkdale when it was in operation eons ago from the mid-19th- to the early-20th-century.

The Grand Trunk had a separate line that ran to Eastern Canada, Mr. Boles said, but its terminus was three kilometres further east near the Don Valley.

VIA Rail’s president was in the heritage area of Cobourg’s former 1911 Grand Trunk Railway station Monday to announce a $775,000 remediation project set to begin Wednesday. The new passenger wait area ...