Mike DeToma: Senior Communications Advisor for the Toronto Transit Commission | [email protected] | Safety. Service. Courtesy. Courtesy. Courtesy. Courtesy….
Safety of customers and employees is our paramount concern. Today, @TPSMyronDemkiw and @MayorOliviaChow joined Josh Colle, our Chief Strategy and Customer Officer, to announce a new initiative that will see more uniformed @TorontoPolice officers deployed on the #TTC.
Learn more at:
https://t.co/QQtF3I22ao
Planned Line 6 Finch West opening date is Dec. 7, 2025.
The line is owned by Metrolinx, with the TTC operating it, and Mosaic Transit Group serving as the maintainer of the vehicles and track infrastructure.
Learn more at https://t.co/3xl7cNweK3
Transit priority lanes make a difference.
Working with the @cityoftoronto, our latest #RapidTO installation on Queens Quay E. is already speeding trip times by getting our buses out of urban congestion. Read more about the RapidTO program at:
https://t.co/fgJTpWFsTB
This morning, @MayorOliviaChow and #TTC chair @JamaalMyersTO introduced Mandeep Lali as the TTC's new CEO. Lali officially brings his 20-plus years of experience, including transit leadership roles in London and New York, to Toronto on July 7.
Read the Chair's statement at:
https://t.co/sDexxDDPOg
Like many of you, I am sick of the snow.
As the city and residents dig out, we must look out for one another.
Yet, I spotted this on my way to City Hall today.
Drivers: do not park on snow routes, including all roads with streetcars. You block traffic and make it difficult for crews to complete their work. You could be fined or towed.
The #TTC Line 3 SRT era is officially closing on two fronts.
1) In mid-September, contracted crews began the months-long process of removing the rail, signals, and concrete to make way for the construction of the new busway, which starts next Spring.
2) The old SRT cars have started their journeys to their new homes. 18 going to Detroit for the @detpeoplemover , two going to @streetcarmuseum in Halton, and one going to @TheTorontoZoo (for show, not transport).
More on the Line 3 replacement project can be found at https://t.co/Oz7Ewdvo8M
* Line 3 work photo courtesy of @CityNewsTO reporter @NWestoll
We want to hear from you! We’re looking for your feedback related to our maps, signage, and audio announcements while travelling through our system. From now until Nov 12, help shape our new Wayfinding Strategy by completing the survey here: https://t.co/XeagA2twU6
#TTC operator Marc Torres (middle, standing) was recognized by our Board today for his heroic rescue of a trapped driver during a fiery crash involving a car and two buses at Bathurst and Eglinton on Oct. 9.
Flags are being lowered to half-mast on #TTC property in memory of Al Leach, Chief General Manager from 1987 to 1995.
Mr. Leach’s career in the transportation industry spanned 40 years. He worked for the Ontario Department of Highways for 23 years and was Managing Director and Chief Administrative Officer of GO Transit before joining the TTC.
Our thoughts are with his friends and family at this difficult time.
Attention customers! December 31 is the last day we will be accepting TTC youth/senior tickets, tokens, and day passes across our system. Customers are encouraged to use them up by this date. Refunds, exchanges or credits will not be provided. For more: https://t.co/FCjXWQsrXr
The Canada Public Transit Fund is the biggest investment in public transit Canada’s ever seen.
We’re building up subways, light rail, and bus routes across the country — getting people where they need to go, faster. It’s a game changer.
https://t.co/DYx0oUFqRO
And we’re in!!
The #TTC has officially submitted our first application under the Canada Public Transit Fund.
This is the first step in securing funding for new subway trains.
Today was the first day for applications and we didn’t want to wait any longer!
Meet Ivan!
He is one of the approximately 25 birds of prey that helps keep the airspace at Toronto Pearson clear by reducing the number of birds on runways and thus the chances of an airplane experiencing a bird strike.
Ivan is an approximately 24-year-old Bald Eagle, and the only bald eagle part of the wildlife management team. Coming in at 7 pounds, Ivan is the biggest bird of prey used at Toronto Pearson.
Joining the team in 2001, Ivan can reach speeds over 50 km/hour in normal flight, and over double that speed when diving.
Our wildlife management team takes Ivan out to patrol the airfield, along with the creeks, grassland areas, floodplains and wild areas pocket our property.
The team begins an hour before sunrise and works an hour after sunset to ensure wildlife is properly managed on the roughly 4,600 acres of property the airport sits on.
FALCON has been using birds of prey at Toronto Pearson since 1999.
We will be operating on a Holiday schedule today (Family Day, Feb 19). Our Customer Service, Info, Lost Articles Office and Photo ID Centre will all be closed. Regular operating hours will resume tomorrow. Plan your trip with Trip Planner here: https://t.co/UpOsfhMmcL
Look what joined the morning commute today at Union Station. Next time I see it, I hope it’s at Nathan Phillips Square after a parade!
Thank you to @Rogers and @TTCNewsroom for helping to bring the Stanley Cup to transit riders. Toronto hosts the NHL’s All-Star Game on Feb 3.