Editing Heritage railway (section)

=== Canada ===
==== Railways ====
{{Further|List of heritage railways in Canada}}

==== Tramways ====
[[File:HCRY-Peter-Witt-TTC-2984.jpg|thumb|Peter Witt streetcar at the [[Halton County Radial Railway]]]]
Heritage streetcar lines:
* [[Vancouver Downtown Historic Railway|Downtown Historic Railway]], in [[Vancouver|Vancouver, B.C]]. Replaced temporarily by the Olympic Line during the [[2010 Winter Olympics|2010 Vancouver Olympics]], abandoned in 2012.
* [[Nelson Electric Tramway]], in [[Nelson, British Columbia|Nelson, B.C.]]: two streetcars – Car 400 (formerly [[British Columbia Electric Railway|BCER]], owned by the [[Royal British Columbia Museum|Royal BC Museum]], operational since 1999)<ref>{{Cite web|title=Streetcar #400 {{!}} The Nelson Electric Tramway Society|url=https://www.nelsonstreetcar.org/photo-gallery/streetcar-400/|access-date=2021-01-22|language=en-US}}</ref> and Car 23 (operational since 1992)<ref>{{Cite web|title=Streetcar #23 {{!}} The Nelson Electric Tramway Society|url=https://www.nelsonstreetcar.org/photo-gallery/streetcar-23/|access-date=2021-01-22|language=en-US}}</ref> operate on a 1.2&nbsp;km route from City wharf to Lakeside Park.
* [[High Level Bridge Streetcar]], in [[Edmonton, Alberta]].
* [[Whitehorse trolley]], in [[Whitehorse, Yukon]]. Closed in 2019, re-opened in 2024.
Museums with operational heritage streetcar lines:
* [[Halton County Radial Railway]], in [[Rockwood, Ontario]]
* [[Canadian Railway Museum]], in [[Delson, Quebec|Delson]]/[[Saint-Constant, Quebec]]
* [[Heritage Park Historical Village]], in [[Calgary, Alberta]]
* [[Fort Edmonton Park]] in [[Edmonton, Alberta]], operated by the Edmonton Radial Railway society along with the High Level Bridge Streetcar.