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Yes it does. Toronto Union station handles 65 million passengers annually, it's the busiest passenger transportation hub in Canada. Why should it not have a unique name? I don't think Sir John A. MacDonald is the right name though.

There is a Union station in Winnipeg.

I think Boeing is only selling 737 MAXs with the CFM International LEAP-1B. I don't think it would be possible for Westjet to get a 737 with the PW1000G. If Westjet were to switch to Airbus, they could get the PW1000G on a A320neo. Since both air canada and westjet just placed orders for 737 MAX...

Could you run an LRT underground through those points?

The fatline means the line is grade separated. It is mostly underground but some is elevated like the old Scarborough rapid transit that is now part of the Eglinton LRT. The hollow dots are stations like the current subway stations. Filled in dots are stops like those on the St. Clair street car.

Thanks to Thoughtless Miscreant for letting me use his/her map as a starting point.