Toronto Island, adjacent to the downtown business district, is an intercity airport with special landing services for private craft and helicopters. All rail services, including intermodal bulk and refrigeration are available through connections in Vaughan. The CNR main rail line runs directly through Aurora's major industrial areas. Intercity and transcontinental VIA Rail passenger service is available at Union Station in downtown Toronto. Aurora firms may utilize the Port of Toronto, a deep water facility that has direct connections to Great Lake and oceanic destinations by way of the Welland Canal and the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Transit operates both rail and bus services in Town.
Consideration is presently being given for the expansion of services on this line as well as the possibility of opening a station in the southeast corner of Town at Bloomington Road and Highway 404. The Municipality as well operates the Aurora Access Bus for the handicapped. The bus operates door to door service during the daylight hours to all locations in Aurora and area health care facilities. There is presently over 950,000 sq. The heart of Aurora is downtown at the crossroads of Wellington and Yonge Streets.