No, Trane is not a Canadian company; Trane is an American-founded brand now owned by Trane Technologies, which is legally headquartered in Swords, Ireland, with major US operations in Davidson, North Carolina. Trane was founded in 1913 by James Trane in La Crosse, Wisconsin, as The Trane Company, and was American owned for most of its history, first as an independent company, then as part of American Standard and Ingersoll Rand, both American companies. In 2020, the climate business became Trane Technologies headquartered in Ireland for legal domicile but with operational headquarters in North Carolina and major manufacturing still in the US in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and other US plants. Trane has significant presence in Canada, with products sold through authorized Canadian dealers, certified to CSA standards, and designed for cold Canadian winters, but it is not Canadian owned. Some Canadian-owned HVAC companies include Napoleon Heating and Cooling in Barrie, Ontario. So Trane is an American heritage brand with Irish legal headquarters and American operations, not a Canadian company, though it is widely available and popular in Canada alongside Carrier, Lennox, and Daikin for residential and commercial HVAC.
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