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Transportation in Ontario

Getting Around Ontario 2026

How Ontario moves: the transit systems, intercity routes, and fares that shape your trip.

Ontario is Canada's most populous province, home to the nation's capital Ottawa and its largest city Toronto. The province stretches from the Great Lakes in the south to Hudson Bay in the north, offering world-class urban experiences, stunning natural landscapes, and rich Indigenous and colonial heritage.

Transportation details

Full breakdown of how to get around.

Ontario has excellent transportation infrastructure. Toronto is Canada's busiest aviation hub, the province has extensive rail and bus networks, and major highways connect cities. Urban centres have good public transit.

Airports

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Toronto Pearson International Airport

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Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

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Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport

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London International Airport

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Thunder Bay International Airport

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Sudbury Airport

Transport tips

Travel smarter, not harder.

Tip

Buy multi-day or weekly transit passes if you'll use public transport more than twice a day.

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Keep small change handy for buses and shorter trips where contactless may not work.

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Avoid rush hour (typically 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM) for a more comfortable journey.