Introducing the Interchange: Your inside track to the TTC


A TTC employee stands on the sidewalk while a crowd prepares to enter a TTC streetcar.

Every day, thousands of people across Toronto rely on the TTC to get where they need to go.

Whether travelling to work, school, appointments or meeting up with friends or exploring the city, the TTC operates around the clock to help keep Toronto moving – and there’s a lot happening behind the scenes to keep a city as large as Toronto moving.

That’s where The Interchange comes in.

A TTC employee cleaning a subway platform at Union Station.

The Interchange is your one-stop place to learn more about the people, projects, and services that shape Canada’s largest public transit system. Here, you’ll find behind-the-scenes features, employee spotlights, project updates, your frequently asked questions – answered, insights and much more into how the TTC operates.

Why The Interchange? Interchange stations such as Bloor-Yonge, Eglinton, Spadina, St George, and Kennedy stations are where different subway and transit lines intersect to help customers connect between routes to continue their journey. Inspired by that idea, The Interchange is a place to connect with the stories, people and projects behind the TTC.

TTC employees perform maintenance on a streetcar at Hillcrest Complex.

Whether you’re curious about how our fleets of buses, streetcars and subway trains are maintained, how service changes and route schedules are planned, and what goes into updating maps found on trains and at stations, The Interchange will offer a closer look at the people who help power the TTC. You’ll also find helpful tips, fun transit facts and history, and learn more about major projects and important initiatives.

Whether you’re a first-time or daily rider, occasional customer, a transit enthusiast or visiting Toronto – we’re glad you’re here. Welcome to The Interchange.

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