Transit in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area is at a crossroads. On the surface, fluctuating ridership and revenue has resulted from COVID lockdowns, work-from-home, auto-dependency, safety and equity issues. But there are also numerous capital and operational challenges that must be corrected: politics and governance, leadership and accountability, finance and procurement, maintenance and technology, human resources and customer service, land development and mobility management.
With the input of 24 speakers as well as 100 delegates representing government, business, unions, academia and NGOs, the GTHA Transit Summit agenda was designed to examine many economic, environmental and social benefits with historical, current and forward-looking perspectives. We are now combing through the resulting strategic recommendations so the future of Toronto transit is brighter than its recent past!
City of Toronto
Liberal Party of Canada / Housing, Infrastructure & Communities Canada
Metrolinx
Toronto Transit Commission
Ontario Ministry of Transportation
AMA Communications / Curious Public Content & Insights
Grand River Transit / Region of Waterlloo
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113
Toronto Metropolitan University / Post Media
TTCriders
Strategic Adviser on Public Transit and Urban Mobility
NYU Marron Institute of Urban Management
StrategyCorp
Transit and Politics
Hitachi Rail
University of Toronto
Arcadis / Canadian Transit Heritage Foundation
Transport Economics Consulting
AECOM Canada
McGill University
Toronto Transportation Research
StrategyCorp
Manahan Consulting Services
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The GTHA Transit Summit is being held at the Toronto Metropolitan University’s Ted Rogers School of Business (TRSM) Commons Conference Hall. The venue is located on the 7th floor of 55 Dundas Street West (east of Bay Street on the south side of Dundas). The front door is locked so security will open it for Summit speakers and delegates. Follow way-finding signs to elevators or escalators which take you to the 7th floor.
There are a variety of ways to get to TRSM:
