The VIA Rail Canada network covers intercity passenger rail routes across Canada, with the densest service in the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor. Core Corridor lines link Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, London, Sarnia, and Windsor. Long-distance operations include The Canadian over the Toronto-Winnipeg-Saskatoon-Edmonton-Jasper-Vancouver corridor and The Ocean between Montreal and Halifax. Additional regional and remote routes include Winnipeg-Churchill, Jasper-Prince Rupert, Sudbury-White River, and Montreal-Senneterre or Jonquiere. Major stations include Toronto Union Station, Montreal Central Station, Ottawa Station, Quebec Palace Station, Winnipeg Union Station, Jasper, and Vancouver Pacific Central Station. VIA Rail Canada uses Corridor trains, long-distance sleeper trains, and regional trains depending on the line.