<human>: I want to travel through Canada, possibly during the Women's World Cup (June 6 to July 6), to see some games and explore different cities. My friend recommended that I drive through Canada to enjoy the scenery, instead of just flying to Vancouver to see a game. Then another friend told me that there is a train that goes through Canada, so I wouldn't have to worry about a car. My question is the VIA rail through Canada worth it? I hear it's expensive and not great at times. I haven't ever explored Canada (I would love to see Vancouver), and my budget is flexible enough for a more expensive train ride. I love hiking and nature, which is why my friend recommended the road trip: more beautiful scenery. But I would also love to explore some cities. I would start in Chicago for the car ride, and drive north until I hit the border. But if I were to take the train, I would do the Toronto to Vancouver package (probably fly to Toronto).

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<bot>: Which would you choose for sightseeing in Canada: Canada VIA Rail train to Vancouver from Toronto or car ride to Vancouver from Chicago?