Canada’s transportation network involves multiple modes including boats, trains, planes, and trucks. It handles billions of dollars in trade, millions of passengers, and vast amounts of goods, reflecting the critical role of transportation in the economy.
Catalogue number: 50-502-X
Issue number: 2018004
To support an efficient and modern transportation network, Transport Canada, in partnership with Statistics Canada, has launched and operates the Transportation Data and Information Hub (TDIH). The goal of this site is to collect and share new data, performance indicators, analysis, and research on transportation in Canada with Canadians.
On the TDIH, you will find:
Canada's economy relies on the efficiency and capacity of all modes of transportation to work as whole so people and freight move smoothly across air, land, and sea both nationally and internationally. The new Transportation Data and Information Hub presents activity and performance indicators about transportation in Canada such as trade statistics, passenger counts, and border traffic.
This section provides an overview of Canada's transport infrastructure, including air, road, rail, and marine networks, highlighting their roles in connecting the country.
This page is accurate as of July 2025.
Please note that the following links direct you to external websites. Be aware that the content and availability of these websites may change without prior notice. If you encounter any issues with a particular link, we encourage you to report it by contacting us at TDIHinfo-InfoCDIT@tc.gc.ca.
