Chartering TTC vehicles

Image of Presidents' Conference Committee (PCC) Streetcar.

The Toronto Transportation Commission, now known as the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) introduced the Presidents' Conference Committee (PCC) streetcar to Toronto transit patrons in 1938.

Subway Musicians

Picture of a man playing the sitar and a women playing the didgeridoo

In August 1980, the Commission approved the Subway Musicians' Programme on a yearly basis. About 50 performers participated in the first Subway Musicians' Auditions, and this number has steadily increased over the years.

Filming on TTC property

Image of film crew in TTC Subway Station.

The TTC has been featured in many television commercials, documentaries as well as worldwide distributed feature films. With over 69 subway stations spread over 4 lines there is a variety of characteristic design throughout the system.

Advertising on TTC

Image of advertisment on TTC Subway.

Display your advertising in TTC stations and vehicles.

TTC merchandise

If you are interested in buying TTC merchandise, there are a variety of items including t-shirts, hats, jackets, etc., available for sale.

Materials and Procurement

All purchases of goods and services for the TTC are processed through the TTC’s Materials and Procurement Department.

TTC Auctions

The Toronto Transit Commission, in conjunction with Police Auctions Canada, are moving their highly successful auctions into your home.

Becoming a TTC Ticket Agent

The TTC has a network of TTC Ticket Agents (retail stores/businesses) who sell tickets, tokens and various passes to the public.

Lobbyist Registry

The purpose of the Lobbyist Registry is to enhance public confidence in the integrity of impartiality of decision making processes by making lobbying activities open and accessible to the public.

TTC Tours

TTC is conducting tours showcasing some of its unique facilities and locations. We hope you will join us.