Union Station (Toronto)

Union Station is a major train and subway station located in downtown Toronto. When it was built it was the largest enclosed space in Canada.

Eight floors high, the building was built in 1920 at the location of Bay and Front Streets in Toronto. It features a massive lobby known as the Great Hall, numerous corridors at the top, and a shooting gallery used by CN police on the seventh floor. Although the station was a transportation hub for trains, that role was expanded to include the subway in 1954, and GO Transit in later decades. The primary function of Union Station is now to act as a terminus for commuters on GO Transit. It continues to serve as a hub for rail travellers, and many railway companies have their offices within the building.