This is a somewhat sad time capsule of the dying days of (passenger) and general waning days of rail in Canada. At 7:30 he is riding into the central Union Station in Ottawa, on rail infrastructure that is now 100% gone. At about 8:50 on the Alexandra Bridge which (minus rails) is still in use and a beautiful example of the "rivet era" of steel bridges, but nearing the end of its useful life, they say, to be replaced by something different. And at 9:30 he is zipping past the old Wakefield station which (as in the movie) is still around and a restaurant. Those rails were in place until less than a decade ago, with a steam tourist train on them, but are now gone too. The high, partly wooden trestle bridge at 10:15 may well be the one at Paisley, Ontario. It still stands but rails go nowhere near that place any more. And those are just the locations I recognize.

Time moves on and rail transport becomes obsolete, but one can still be nostalgic about it.