This image depicts the interior of the Great Hall at Union Station in Toronto, Canada

This image depicts the interior of the Great Hall at Union Station in Toronto, Canada. The scene is a grand, high-ceilinged space characterized by Beaux-Arts architecture. The ceiling is a high, ornate coffered design in a light beige or cream color, featuring numerous square recessed panels. A large, dark-colored rectangular chandelier with four bright, circular light sources hangs from the ceiling in the upper right. Multiple small, rectangular windows with gridded panes are set high into the upper sections of the side walls, allowing natural light to enter. At the far end of the hall, a dominant, large arched window with a detailed grid pattern provides significant natural illumination, framing the central perspective. Decorative arches with circular motifs are visible around this window and supporting the upper structure. The walls are constructed from light-colored stone or plaster, featuring architectural moldings and cornices. On the left side of the image, a bank of digital display screens shows red and black text, likely indicating train schedules or information. Further into the hall on the right, large informational posters with graphics and text are mounted on the wall. A "VIA Information" sign is prominently displayed near the center-right. A series of flags, including the Canadian flag, the American flag, and various provincial or territorial flags, hang decoratively along the upper right wall. Approximately 15-20 individuals are visible throughout the hall. Most are adults, dressed in casual or semi-casual attire, including coats and jackets. People are primarily observed in transit, walking across the light-colored, tiled floor, while some stand, check electronic devices, or sit on benches visible towards the right. Several pieces of luggage, including red and black suitcases, are seen near individuals and in small groupings on the floor, suggesting passenger activity. The overall lighting is a mix of natural light from the windows and warm artificial light from the ceiling fixtures.