Trillium Railway

Trillium Railway

TRRY #1842 and TRRY #3582 at Tillsonburg, Ontario
Overview
Headquarters	Port Colborne, Ontario
Reporting mark	TRRY
Locale	Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, Canada
Dates of operation	1997–
Technical
Track gauge	4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge

The Trillium Railway (reporting mark TRRY) is a Canadian short-line railroad operating in the province of Ontario. Much of its right-of-way in the Niagara area was formerly part of the "" (also known as the ) that closely followed the route of the second Welland Canal.

Trillium Railway began operations in 1997 with only eleven kilometres of railway, all of which were located in Port Colborne.

With an expansion in 1998, Trillium added 55 kilometres of track between Delhi and St. Thomas. Another expansion in 1999 added another 55 kilometres of track in Welland, Thorold, and St. Catharines.

In the Niagara Region, Trillium's trackage, referred to as Port Colborne Harbour Railway, is made up of Canadian National's former secondary and branch lines, including a number of urban spurs, on the west side of the Canal. CN and Canadian Pacific interchange with Trillium at CN/CP Feeder.^[1] Trillium no longer operates on the south tracks of the Townline Tunnel under the Welland Canal.

Starting in July 2018, Trillium began operating the Orangeville Brampton Railway under contract by the town, taking over operations from Cando Rail Services Ltd.

Closed subdivision[]

The St. Thomas and Eastern Railway operated over the former CN Cayuga Spur, the historical "Canada Air Line".^[2] It reached the city of St. Thomas via trackage rights over CN.

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