Common Freight Carriers
- Barrie Collingwood Railway (BCRY)
- Canadian National Railway (CN) including subsidiaries Algoma Central Railway (AC), Grand Trunk Western Railroad (GTW), Ottawa Central Railway (OCRR), and Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Company (SSAM), and lessor Arnprior–Nepean Railway
- Canadian Pacific Railway (CP)
- CSX Transportation (CSXT)
- Essex Terminal Railway (ETL)
- Goderich–Exeter Railway (GEXR)
- Huron Central Railway (HCRY)
- Minnesota, Dakota and Western Railway (MDW)
- Norfolk Southern Railway (NS)
- Ontario Northland Railway (ONT) including subsidiary Nipissing Central Railway
- Ontario Southland Railway (OS)
- Orangeville Brampton Railway
- Ottawa Valley Railway (RLK)
- Southern Ontario Railway (RLHH)
- Trillium Railway (TRRY) through subsidiaries Port Colborne Harbour Railway and St. Thomas and Eastern Railway
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And his finical carriers tread,
On a hundred legs, the tread
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