VIA Rail The Canadian | 5 Days in Economy from Toronto to Vancouver

[@sneilert]

You my man are a story teller from another planet. If you keep this travel vlog stuff coming, you are going to get far on this channel! Came here from the living in sweden video. Me being norwegian who have spent half a year in the rockies BC snowboarding and living in a campervan I found this video very interesting. Thanks for such good and chill content!

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you so much brother and thanks for giving me a chance. Hope you love tomorrows new v ideo :)

[@ohyesr.8047]

Thank you so much for making this video and also huge thanks to all the creators who helped making this video. Great content!

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks for watching it man, it was awesome to make :)

[@trav4oilers]

What is the Toronto to Vancouver route on the Canadian like? Everything from the views, to food, and more. This is Canada's most famous train and this is my journey on it! New videos every Sunday

[@mappilakty]

I came here just to thank you for packaging the exact info I needed in the most concise way when planning for this trip. Where do the trains stop, for how long, what's in the train station vicinity at each place, how's the check-in, how are the routes, how to sleep etc. You answered every question I had.

[@trav4oilers]

hey thank you so much for watching man, Have you got a chance to watch my other videos in the railway hotel series?

[@NokiTravels]

Been waiting for more train content from you, I am beyond excited for this

[@trav4oilers]

Excited to share this one with you brother! Cheers

[@andyc81]

genuinely one of the most underrated channels ive seen in all time. hope u the best!

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks for the kind words andy! Just love to pour my passion into projects like this!

[@jwcross99]

Great vid, even has my son looking up the routes. Thanks for posting Trav 👍🏼

[@trav4oilers]

Oh thats awesome John! Thank you for the love brother

[@obZen07]

Came across this video, since I'll be doing this same trip in Dec. and wanted to know what I can expect. Fantastically done. I love the exterior shots, they were incredible. Don't think I have seen it being done by other travel KZbinrs, it's great that so many ppl helped you with it cause it truly does make your video stand out among other ViaRail ones I've seen. I rode American version of this early this year, California Zephyr from Amtrak. Highly recommend it, if you havent done it. The most diverse landscape I have ever seen on a trip.

[@trav4oilers]

Yeah when i wanted to make this video i noticed nobody did a real canadaian travel vlog, drone shots, etc so thanks for loving it man. Its agreat journey. The mask BS is annoying but you may get lucky and then don't enforce it. Maybe one day I'll try the Zepphr

[@carebear032007]

I did the same thing.. I haven't been on the via rail across canada since like the 1980's. So I had no idea what to expect. So I am panicking because well I don't know what to expect and ty for the tip.. I will be bringing my french press, which I didn't expect to have to bring, so I am SUPER grateful that I came across this.

[@randomuncreditedquotes3609]

“No I’m not neutral. I’m on the side of whatever’s more interesting.”

[@Matfast32]

Glad you enjoyed your trip buddy, even with the restrictive space for sleeping. Keep up the good work !

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you Mathieu

[@davidcooksley2154]

Good job.Did this trip several times,economy,as back packer like you.Just return from 4 months India,lots train travel fraction of price of via.You,ll love it there.

[@trav4oilers]

it truly is a life changing trip. Thanks for watching though, I'm in the middle of a series documenting the grand railway hotels of Canada on this channel. You should check it out, I'd love to hear what you think :)

[@MbisonBalrog]

Canada can do HSR (high speed rail) because cities are all on relatively linear path. Van, Cal, Sas, Win, slight bend to Tor, and Mon, to Queb and onto Halifax if you want.

[@trav4oilers]

THEY should do it1

[@africaandthecitiesofstone7341]

Man, this is an awesome video. By far, the coolest way to travel is by train. In contrast, I traveled from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to Harare, Zimbabwe by bus one time. It was brutal! The run was three days and I only drank bottled water and ate crisps (potato chips) the whole time...

[@trav4oilers]

Couldn't imagine how bad youd smell after that haha

[@tysonwildeboer42]

Let’s fricken go I love the train vids they are soooooo good trav Great vid man Can’t wait to see what’s happening with your season

[@trav4oilers]

can't wait to share with you brother

[@rossmontreal4570]

Looked like a great trip. It’s always nice to travel alone or with a friend on this trips! It’s definitely not a party trip! Thanks Trav always great content!💚💚💚🇨🇦

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks for always watching and commenting Ross :)

[@rossmontreal4570]

@@trav4oilers no problem sir love the vids. Just keep working hard big guy

[@nikomartinez9326]

Amazing footage trav! Love the vid!

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you for watching as always Niko!

[@grantw7]

As a retired Canadian history and geography you have done an excellent video of the trip. I agree, if doing the whole route start in Toronto. After doing that in 2021, I now just go Vancouver to Edmonton and then fly back to Vancouver as that is the better direction for that part. I did it once in Economy, and the food was dreadful as it no longer provides the nice meals you showed. Having a decent meal in Jasper was the highlight of that trip. I think I got 3 hours of sleep that night. I now travel in a berth. This gives me a great bed, access to the shower and excellent food in the dining car.

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you so much brother. I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@josephinegagnon]

The original Canadian, in 1955, did not cross that bridge into Winnipeg Station. The original Canadian was a CPR passenger train that ran on CP lines and the original station is on Higgins, at Main. The Canadian, by Via Rail, did not come into existence until 1978. It was at that time that it started using the CN station on Main St.

[@trav4oilers]

Good information to know, I didn't know that. Thhank you Sonny :)

[@josephinegagnon]

@@trav4oilers My pleasure. I worked on the Canadian for 40 years; retiring in 2018. Started on the Canadian while CPR was still running it.

[@trav4oilers]

@@josephinegagnon Well thank you for your service on the canadian Sonny, i really envy you :)

[@JuanSanchezGuerra]

@@josephinegagnon Mr. Restiaux, were you the gentleman who was the service manager for the Mighty Trains documentary on the Canadian? And on the crew manifest for the last run of the real Canadian?

[@josephinegagnon]

@@JuanSanchezGuerra Yes Juan, that was me. And yes I was on the last run of the original Canadian. Mighty Trains was a very good, and realistic portrayal of life aboard the Canadian. Was a lot of fun doing that show.

[@pedenrailfan]

Great video thanks for using our clip glad to have been part of this excellent video production

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you for being apart of journey with me :)

[@rickmatson2390]

What a great video, just checked Via online and its soo confusing! One site said 10 hours to go the 2,000 miles!!. I entered a return trip with the return the day after the departure thinking it would make an error code but it didn't!! You have answered all my questions in the video (especially about economy sleeping arrangements), food, stops, etc. GREAT tutorial, as a train lover since the steam days it was very much enjoyed!!

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you so much Rick! Happy I could answer your questions. Thanks for watching though, you should check out my other railway hotel episodes. You'll love the one I did on the Fort Garry in WInnipeg and Palliser in Calgary!

[@ilyazhitomirskiy9218]

This is a beautiful journey. That said, no shower is a real deal-breaker for me.

[@trav4oilers]

Unless you wanna remain in your own filth for 5 days :)

[@trevorfillmore698]

Hi Trav love your channel my 9 year old son is starting his 2nd year as goalie and I have been picking up tips from you as I never played in net and don't know anything about helping him. I just wanted to take the time to thank you your videos help. I had him in goalie camp last week at Atlantic Goalie Academy they were great and I picked up lots of drills to help him. That train trip is on my bucket list.

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you Trevor and your son for all your support :)

[@glenngrandy7084]

Great vid again Trav. Made the journey as a 4 year old when we moved from Toronto to Australia in 1971. Not much memory of it so loved the scenery in the vid - maybe I’ll get there again one day.

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you so much for watching Glenn :)

[@shanielcabral]

Ngl, I fuck with the mini history lesson from Trav. Some great views in there

[@trav4oilers]

Many many more to come my friend ;)

[@Sevastian_Donahue]

Awesome video trav I’m going to ride on the Canadian one day because of these awesome videos🇨🇦

[@trav4oilers]

Awesome buddy!

[@carebear032007]

I live in Alberta and EASILY the Bear's paw is where I go when I take visitors to, when I take them to Jasper. It's absolutely beautiful there and I love that you enjoyed that!

[@trav4oilers]

I need to go again! it's awesome. thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@HotBranch]

Nice travel vlog. Haven't taken Via in a minute, and even then, never to Vancouver. Some spectacular views to be sure.

[@trav4oilers]

Mountains cant be beat

[@TwistyTrav]

I took VIA Rail on The Canadian trip in May of 2019, from Toronto to Vancouver, back when they offered the "Escape" fare in the Economy class for around only $350. But they only sold a limited number of Escape tickets per train before the price went up to the normal Economy ticket, which I believe was around $500-600. I'm guessing it was just to help fill the economy cars at the time. I don't think the Escape ticket is offered anymore unfortunately.

[@trav4oilers]

it is still on offer! I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@mickhoddy]

I honestly think I will do that trip one day man. All because of this video. Great job

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks for watching Mick :)

[@KathysFlog]

Fab footage, lovely to see all those exterior shots. I had to slow your video down to 75% as your commentary was too fast for me. We travelled Toronto -Vancouver in May and yes, retired with an inheritance to spend.

[@trav4oilers]

My apologies for the high paced video, I hope you enjoyed the other videos I posted on the canadian. I love taking the train!

[@GoogsMindbent]

Thats just the outskirts of downtown Edmonton... still a 30min drive of city around you in any direction from the station 🤣 it used to be in downtown but thats over 20 years ago. Also after Kamloops the train twists and turns through the Thompson, then Fraser... Okanagan is south east of Kamloops about 50miles

[@trav4oilers]

thank you for the correction my friend. Wish the stations were downtown still. Did you see the other episodes in my series on the grand railway hotels? It's all about the railway history of canada and cities it built just like this one, I'd love to hear what you think )

[@river1403]

When I ride this train I’ll be getting off in Jasper. My friend is gonna be waiting for me there. And then I’ll go stay with her for a little bit, and hop back on the train two weeks later to get back to Toronto… or fly back, whichever is cheapest

[@trav4oilers]

fly back is probabyl cheaper!

[@tomroohan]

I think something must have happened with their food offerings since this video was made. We did return journey, vancouver to jasper and all they could offer for food were microwaveable meals and sandwiches. On the return journey other passengers who had travelled from toronto said all they'd eaten for 3 days since departing were sandwiches.

[@trav4oilers]

It was a covid option, not anymore but I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@merc340sr]

I did the Canadian Vancouver-Toronto back in October 2021 and loved it. Pricy though; 2300$ for a cabin for one. I'd like to do it again Toronto to Vancouver in a cabin for two, ideally with a Sleeper Class plus discount. I could do it in a coach seat all the way, but the very thought of not showering for 4 days grosses me out. The advantage of going eastbound and westbound is that you see different parts of the country in both day time and night time. One part that looks very good aside from the mountains, is the area between Saskatoon and Winnipeg. It's called the Manitoba escarpment. Interesting landscape.

[@trav4oilers]

Its been pricey for a long time . I like the prairies

[@Moonstruck89]

Were you able to view the rockies in October? I am planning on taking the 4 night trip aboard #1 this October but fall weather and chance of precipitation worries me 😞

[@merc340sr]

@@Moonstruck89 I was able to see the Rockies in October. Yes. The weather was sunny with clear skies. My trip was from 18th of October to 22nd of October...

[@Rangersfan-ie3uc]

Gonna really miss Swedish Trav... became a fan of you thanks to those vids. I really hope you end up back there! Seemed like you really enjoyed the European Life!

[@trav4oilers]

Will be more coming soon over the next few weeks my friend :)

[@juststephanie6955]

I took the train from Minnesota to Southern California. Lots of scenery and books to read. The food you shared looks 10 times better!

[@trav4oilers]

Which amtrak was that?

[@janebutson1602]

I’m considering the Vancouver to Toronto in September. Do the seats recline for sleeping? Is there a shower you can use? Can you walk around and sit in a lounge for a drink? Do all the stops offer a place to buy food/snacks?

[@trav4oilers]

they actually recline a lot and are pretty comfy. No shower in economy and you can buy snacks but its not good quality. Thanks for watching man and hope you love the rest of the series. Have you seen the other episodes?

[@CryptoMentor99]

Trav......are you playing this season? I haven't seen any ewcent videos on this. Thanks buddy.

[@trav4oilers]

I've announced it on the podcast already "slangin the bizkit" but will announce on the vlog in 2 weeks :)

[@CryptoMentor99]

@@trav4oilers How can I register to view the podcast? Thanks!!

[@trav4oilers]

@@CryptoMentor99 search “Slangin the Bizkit” on youtube. Episode 5 from this past Sunday has all the details. It’s on Spotify and Apple too. Hope you love it man :)

[@scimildoro35]

Back plate tribute for the VIA Canadian train would look awesome on your next mask . Mountain landscape with the train passing by👌👌

[@trav4oilers]

I think I gotta stick to the Kurt Cobain tribute, not sticking with VIA yet ;)

[@2game807]

Great video, how were you able to sleep on both seats on the train? did you book two seats? I am looking at taking the economy class to vancouver but I am hesitant on being sat beside someone for the whole trip. / having to sleep in my seat

[@phantomoftheparadise723]

I would to know the answer to this question as well. I wonder how busy the trains usually are and if it's common to not have someone next to you. The seats are so close together and it would be awkward and uncomfortable to be seated that close to a stranger and especially if they are a larger person. It would be best to travel with a friend and sit together but I plan on travelling alone and even then it would be better to have more space to yourself. There should at least be a bit of distance between the seats.

[@trav4oilers]

They let me have both seats and it wasn't a problem hah usually you dont share. I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@johncorvo5520]

With all those overhead and aerial shots, did you pack a drone in your suitcase?

[@trav4oilers]

All shot before hand! Hope you enjoyed the episode. I just finished filming a new railway hotel episode at the jasper park lodge. Excited to share more stops with you in the future :)

[@James-zd1fl]

Do you have access to the bar with an economy ticket or can you order beer from your seat

[@trav4oilers]

you do not, sorry man. Hope you enjoyed the episode. I just finished filming a new railway hotel episode at the jasper park lodge. Excited to share more stops with you in the future :)

[@mapleavenue77]

Does the The Canadian go through Newmarket, Ontario? I've never seen it, but we saw the Canadian on the GO line north of Downsview this past Sunday morning, and I don't know if the Barrie line connects. I'd love to see it.

[@trav4oilers]

I don't beleive so. thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@PandoraPotatoSalad]

I’m so excited to take this train. My dog can’t fly in a plane cabin, so I’m bringing him on the train instead!

[@trav4oilers]

awesome Christina! When are you leaving and which route?

[@PandoraPotatoSalad]

@@trav4oilers October 26, Toronto to Vancouver 😊

[@Hispandinavian]

Does Via Rail have a rail pass like Amtrak? I'd like to get out for a couple overnights on the way like Winnipeg or a provincial like Town Jasper.

[@trav4oilers]

They used to but not anymore, thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@farn451]

Loved the video. Any tips for getting a passable night's sleep in economy on this route? I think you're a couple of inches taller than me so any tips about how to fold yourself up? 😂 will be packing some warm clothes just in case the AC is cranked.

[@trav4oilers]

bring a lot of melatonin haha Hope you enjoyed the episode. I just finished filming a new railway hotel episode at the jasper park lodge. Excited to share more stops with you in the future :)

[@LostInTheWildCanada]

What an epic journey and awesome video... Kudos to you... I am doing this trip in May 2023. One question: Is it legal to fly my drone at some of the stops along the route if all other parameters (no fly zone etc) are ok?

[@trav4oilers]

Yup! I've never had an issue as long as it's within teh rules

[@jacobsimas1983]

Awesome would love to take that ride someday great footage

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you so much Jacob :)

[@virginieb20]

Hi, Looking at making the trip from Toronto to Jasper by train in economy. Any tips to know what to bring (food) and how to keep your stuff safe when not around your bag?

[@trav4oilers]

They sell chips and chocoalte. Def bring your own food and water for however long you plan to be on it . thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@nesrinesliti9989]

Heyy, I saw you brought a water jug, did that count as part of your luggage (did you bring it in one your bags or did they let it slide)?

[@trav4oilers]

Nope, you can def bring the jug! I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@johnmarkovinovic5902]

Just imagining if the seat beside you was occupied, would it have been as easy to make the coffee and sleep ? Great video !

[@trav4oilers]

Absolutely not haha thanks again for watching. Have you seen my other videos?

[@JuanSanchezGuerra]

Here's an interesting tidbit: Until January 15th, 1990, a one-way, economy class, trip on the daily Canadian from Vancouver to Toronto running a 70 hour schedule cost 115 dollars (224.29 nowadays adjusted for inflation). With the departure of the remnants of the Canadian from Vancouver at 8 p.m. on January 15th, 1990, prices for the same ticket went up to 600 dollars and took thirteen hours longer, and the train only ran tri-weekly.

[@trav4oilers]

The train has changed A LOT since then. Most for the worse I do believe

[@JuanSanchezGuerra]

@@trav4oilers Very true. The only good change VIA has brought about was a very nice modernization of the Budd cars in the 1990s that introduced, among other things, showers on-board.

[@matthewajello1299]

Hey Trav, just wondering if u still have the links to your old compilation videos for years past or if you could share them with me, I heard a song the other day that was in one of the videos and it got me feeling nostalgic and I see you have removed them from KZbin for some reason, any way you can help me out, just wanna watch them

[@trav4oilers]

Those are channel member exclusive videos my friend ;) $5 a month gets you access to all of them

[@matthewajello1299]

@@trav4oilers And how do I do that?

[@MbisonBalrog]

There are so many vloggers out there doing train rides. And the food is always decent.

[@trav4oilers]

haha I ain't a vlogger. Just a travelling goalie!

[@carolinefreak]

Thank you so much for making this video - my dad might make the rail trip out west to see us this sunner and I wanted to get an idea of what he should expect. Quick question: did they bring you boiling water for your coffee or did you have to boil it yourself? It looks like you may have had your own kettle (Dad drinks tea and I want to make sure he has options). Thanks so much again - I really appreciate this video.

[@trav4oilers]

Hey I hope you both do the trip and love. Nope they have hot water they will fill for you on the train. I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@Munib2u]

How much was the price economy ?

[@trav4oilers]

About 600-700 toronto to vancouver and back

[@Munib2u]

@@trav4oilers thanks bro

[@Rangersfan-ie3uc]

beauty of a trip

[@trav4oilers]

what a trip

[@SantiagoVelezRestrepo]

Thanks a lot for this amazing video, it’s really hard to find a video for economy class, I’m going to take the train Toronto to Vancouver next July 10th, I’m a little bit scared but let’s do it!! I have a question, I’m travelling just with a small bag due to my plane returning to Toronto, can i use another baggage (the big one) to carry some food (noodles) and beverages due to the lack of food menus inside the train? Thanks again!!

[@trav4oilers]

yes you can! if you liked this one I just started a series on the grand railway hotels of canada. You should check out that series, :)

[@SantiagoVelezRestrepo]

@@trav4oilers for sureee, I’m going to check it right now, thanks a lot 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@BrowneyedGirlmjd]

Slowly getting caught up on your older videos. I'm only 5' 2" but there is no way I could handle the economy seat. I don't even want a berth. I am planning a few trips with Via in 2025-2026. I will watch for sales and get the single person roomette. Was it only the Edmonton-Van portion you had someone in the seat beside you? Glad you could sorta-kinda-but-not-really stretch out and get some ZZZ's.

[@trav4oilers]

Hey thank for watching bro! Are you coming from the other railway hotels episode I've done? Yeah slugging it out in Economy is not for the soft haha

[@BrowneyedGirlmjd]

@@trav4oilers Um ... its BG_GIRL lol but I figure you saw my AV and figured I was a dude. It's alright. Die hard hockey girl all the way 🤣🤣 I've watched all the railway hotel ones. I think the Jasper video is going to break my heart (from Alberta) I live in Winnipeg so my plan is: Winnipeg to TO then TO to Montreal (in Business Class) then Montreal to Halifax. I will spend a few days in Halifax and then do the trip back. On the way back I will spend stop in TO for 2 days because I plan to hit the Hockey Hall of Fame and I know one day won't be enough.

[@77hoolie]

Good job. Great video.

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks man :)

[@NovaDeb]

Great video!

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks for watching the via rail travel vlog man

[@5ive1ne9ine]

Good video!! Do they offer USB or power outlets for charging in economy?

[@trav4oilers]

just power out lets :)

[@bradsmith5737]

Great video, Travis My Dad and I did this trip, but Vancouver to Toronto in late November. Dad and I were wondering what the trip would be like traveling the other direction east to west, and judging by your video, it looks like we may be doing that trip thus coming fall sometime. When we traveled recently, we had a sleeper and were the same size as you as well as a goalie. It looks like that was a good decision on our part even though it was expensive. Keep the videos coming, sir Thank you

[@trav4oilers]

Thank you Brad, really apprecaite it :) It's expensive but if you can afford it you get what you pay for. Hope you enjoyed my other 2 recent sleeper class videos I posted recently :)

[@cefvelasco7200]

hey man, how did you boil your water? is jetboil allowed inside the train?

[@trav4oilers]

The staff have hot water they can give you! I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@mgreeny1161]

how do u get the outside shots while the train is moving

[@trav4oilers]

I filmed the train at different times :)

[@jack.beringer]

hey trav i’ve been looking for good knee protectors and I can’t find any good reviews online what would you recommend?

[@trav4oilers]

I like my warrior xr2

[@goddessglad8195]

how many hrs late from the original arrival time?

[@trav4oilers]

Beleive it or not I've only ever arrived early. Never late once. Thanks for watching though, I'm in the middle of a series documenting the grand railway hotels of Canada on this channel. You should check it out, I'd love to hear what you think :)

[@mashal2567]

Question can I get the window seat? Because if I end up sitting with someone I prefer window

[@trav4oilers]

Just leave a note on your booking

[@travesty70]

Great filmography and detailed coverage.. perhaps a carreer in railway marketing someday when the knees surrender. Give us a heads up when travelling through Kamloops...getcha into some rez hockey..prep ya for chicago. ✊

[@trav4oilers]

Would love to brother. Reached out to VIA before but they wern't big fans of my work. Oh well. Thanks for watching :0

[@thefozzybear]

The Canadian shield in the fall is nice.

[@trav4oilers]

It's on my bucket list to experience! thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@Xtsco11]

Exactly the thing I’d do bringing a pour over onboard haha I thought you’d get a cabin in economy sleeping on chairs is not the one!

[@trav4oilers]

Sleeper is absolutely game changing as well! I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@vaxfantomen]

Some solid effort in the editing, requires a lot of clips to make changes between percussions like that for 11 mins Its almost a shame because you bearly get to enjoy the vista before a new one pops up but thats just nitpicking ^^ Neat work!

[@trav4oilers]

I was actually thinking about that while editing. The views are something you NEED to take in, but youtube wants shorter more condensed videos. Maybe I'll have to do a redo version in a year or 2 haha thanks for the love morgan!

[@ptpbarry]

Ah yes. Melville, Sk. The city was named for Charles Melville Hayes, who at the time of the settlement's initial construction was the president of the Grand Trunk Railway. Hays was on board the Titanic when it sank. Melville is also the home if Tim Cheveldae and good ol Ron Hextall also played for the Mils. That's it....i'm out of Melville info. I work for that pesky freight railroad here. The novelty wears off a bit when your on trains every day. Cool video though. Well done.

[@trav4oilers]

You my friend are now the official Melville tourist guide

[@David-The-YorkshireMan]

my first vid from you, but can we see more food on the train too in future trips? otherwise, great vid

[@trav4oilers]

Hey, did you watch the most recent Vancouver to Winnipeg video I did? :) I got a sleeper plus class video coming shortly :)

[@alishajagota9040]

is there id requirements to travel on board or before boarding

[@trav4oilers]

They say that it is but I've never been asked for ID on via :)

[@jonghh3731]

I should try this train at next trip to canada thanks for the info But no shower is pretty critical

[@trav4oilers]

Guess youre gonna stink haha

[@stackthepadsgoaltending]

Paused the video at the start. Before I forget. That card I got you. If you register it tons of discounts with Via rail

[@trav4oilers]

You the man johnny!

[@ElmerArtap]

i 💘 your video i travel toronto to Edmonton to last year it was winter time that time i 💘 it beautiful 🇨🇦..❤❤❤

[@trav4oilers]

Hope you had a good trip! Thanks for watching :) hope you enjoy my other travel vlogs on the Canadian too!

[@matthewvindich3260]

i love canada only been to niagara fall trying to visit toronto next year but we will see good video

[@trav4oilers]

West coast is def better ;)

[@matthewvindich3260]

@@trav4oilers for sure i'll make it out to the western areas of canada someday

[@MatildaandSuki]

@@trav4oilers Halifax and PEI are awesome..

[@elliott9999999]

You probably went past me working on track by souix lookout/dryden area lol

[@trav4oilers]

I will make sure to wave next time ;)

[@CoryResilient]

What!? They took the glass dome out if economy !?

[@trav4oilers]

For covid, it's back now. thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@barontaylor7139]

The mountains are the best part

[@trav4oilers]

They are def the highlight :) thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@alexykong9378]

Beautiful Canada!#

[@trav4oilers]

so beautiful

[@opinderjitsinghopinderjits9595]

Can you please mention cost i am moving to BC from toronto And i lost my passport so i cant take flight

[@trav4oilers]

300-600 each way. it's not cheap!

[@suddenlysolo2170]

Thanks for the vid...but coffee on the Canadian is available for free 24/7 and it's pretty good. Making coffee on the floor seems pretty inconvenient....

[@trav4oilers]

In sleeper class it is but it's okay. Economy is no coffee and this trip was in Economy :) thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@sandahlen123]

Färjestads BK in Sweden just got a new Canadian goaltender, Matt Tomkins, have you heard of this guy? Is he any good?

[@trav4oilers]

He's from Frolunda, hes so good!

[@TravellingNomad81]

It's actually illegal to use your own heating devices on-board the train.

[@trav4oilers]

I don't have any heating devices. they get me hot water. thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@edwardmacnab354]

berth price comes with 3 meals a day and access to the 360 view car and a shower , price varies according to time of year. No way I'd go on coach , noisy and uncomfortable .

[@trav4oilers]

I couldn't agree more! thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@MatthiasAI]

the commentary was freakin on point, i wish the video was longer.

[@trav4oilers]

thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@jamesstuart3346]

We out here in New Brunswick would like to point out that Toronto to Vancouver is not "across Canada"

[@trav4oilers]

Most people (myself included) consider toronto the east coast haha thank you so much for the kind words. you should check out my series across Canada. I'd love to hear what you think of the others including the Bessborough in Saskatoon. Chat soon :)

[@jasonyoung9988]

Ever been to Halifax?

[@trav4oilers]

Yes I have been :)

[@slanginthebizkitpodcast]

Train journeys are 10x better than flying

[@kevinyoung540]

No wifi?

[@trav4oilers]

absolutely none! I'm doing a series on the grand railway hotels of Canada starting next month. If you liked my videos on The Canadian, you'll love them. Thanks for watching :)

[@place_desjardins]

nice video.

[@trav4oilers]

Thanks man :)

[@Dr.M.Stephen.P.4037]

nice 5 star plus nice , this video is for common man like me who is not rich & is average jo nice really nice 🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁. Thanks so much for video for average people not the super rich class .

[@trav4oilers]

thanks for watching, I got a few other videos on the Canadian you should check out :)

[@Gid-J]

Alberta is at least half prairies

[@jamesdickey5407]

Been up in the cn tower

[@trav4oilers]

Never before :)

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

I did that 51 years ago. So what's your point.

[@trav4oilers]

It's canada's most beautiful ride. Thanks for watching though, I'm in the middle of a series documenting the grand railway hotels of Canada on this channel. You should check it out, I'd love to hear what you think :)

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

@@trav4oilers LOL Really? You want to know what I think. Well, I have stayed in a few of their hotels. But, mostly Banff.

[@mc_plus7390]

Who I wish I could go on that train

[@trav4oilers]

Expensive but maybe one day ;)

[@DYproductionsYT]

Whenever I go to bc my grandparents always go to the bears paw

[@trav4oilers]

Is that a commercial company then?

[@DYproductionsYT]

Nope we go through jasper