Ottawa station

Ottawa Station is the main railway terminal of Canada's capital, operated by VIA Rail. Built in 1966 in the International Style, the building is a restrained postwar structure with a flat roof, horizontal lines, and large glass panels — characteristic of mid-century civic infrastructure across North America. It holds protected status as a historic station. The terminal is fully wheelchair accessible and serves as the hub for long-distance rail connections to Toronto and Montréal.