First stop on my road trip was at Toronto’s Union Station, which is where I had to switch trains. For such a big country Canada has really poor rail service, especially in the Windsor-to-Ottawa corridor. You should be able to just blast right through without an hour lay-by.
Union Station, however, is a grand building, even if it’s really easy to get lost there. Luckily there were plenty of people I could ask directions from. And right across the street is the famous Royal York Hotel, which I think I stayed at once, years ago.
Alex Good 
Very grand. It looks huge, and I like the floor.
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It looks bigger in real life!
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Isn’t everything?:)
How’s it going with the Trudeau thing? Keep meaning to ask.
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He’s resigned. The Liberals are trying to find some other stiff to put in there. Probably not going to help.
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Canada going to the right now?
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Yeah, I think that’s pretty much inevitable now. Oh well. Liberals were terrible. Don’t think the Tories will be any better. Fun times.
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I wonder who does the math to figure out what’s the best for time, etc in doing trains. I don’t think I’ve ever traveled by train, so I have zero idea.
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There was even a big delay on this trip because there was a blocked track. The trains don’t run on time.
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Sounds like Canada needs a John Gault 😉
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We had a John Galt! They named Galt after him.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Galt_(novelist)
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There’s your problem. He was a novelist. He wasn’t living in the real world with everybody else…
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