VIA Rail stations are facilities where passengers access VIA Rail intercity train service, located in communities across the rail network. Station facilities range from major urban terminals to small community stations with minimal amenities. VIA Rail owns or operates stations, though some are heritage buildings with municipal or other ownership. Station locations affect urban development patterns, transit connections, and property values. Municipal planning around VIA stations often encourages transit-oriented development. Station maintenance, accessibility upgrades, and service levels affect the passenger experience and community perception of rail service. Some municipalities have partnered with VIA Rail on station improvements. Station accessibility for persons with disabilities has been an ongoing improvement focus.