Saint-Laurent (train)

The Saint-Laurent was a named passenger train operated by Via Rail Canada. It typically ran between Montreal, Quebec, and Quebec City, Quebec, along the north shore of the St. Lawrence River. It was one of several trains serving the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor, providing a regional service for business and leisure travelers. The train offered connections to other Via Rail services at both Montreal and Quebec City. Specific details about the train's consist, schedule, and amenities varied over time, reflecting changes in Via Rail's overall operations and network. The name "Saint-Laurent" evokes the St. Lawrence River, a major geographical feature of the region served by the train. The service has been subject to schedule adjustments and equipment modifications throughout its history. While specific stopping patterns could vary, the train generally served intermediate stations along the route, providing access to smaller communities between the two major cities.