Who should win our transit champion award?

Each year we give out two awards at our Annual General Meeting, which will be held on May 26, 5.30pm - 8.30pm at 25 Cecil Street. The award

recognizes the hard work its recipients have made to create an affordable world class public transit system. At least one of the wards goes to an unsung hero or a volunteer in our community. Past recipients include Helen Liu from the Toronto Chinese Seniors Association, Andy Byford, CEO from the TTC, and City Councillor Joe Mihevc.

Please use this form below to nominate someone who deserves to be recognized before May 15. Nominations of unsung heroes are encouraged. Our board will review your suggestions and announce the award recipients at our AGM.

Latest posts

Letter: TTCriders calls for Bus-only lanes on the Waterfront East

Read our letter in support of bus-only lanes and other transit priority measures on Queens Quay East, Parliament Street and Front Street West to ensure thousands of residents along growing waterfront communities and students attending George Brown College have reliable bus service.

Canadian transit groups celebrate Frank Baylis commitment to increase federal transit funding

(Toronto, Ontario) – Transit and environmental groups across Canada are celebrating a commitment by Liberal leadership candidate Frank Baylis to increase the Canada Public Transit Fund. Federal Liberal Party leadership candidates were surveyed about their transit commitments by Environmental Defence, TTCriders, Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders, Trajectoire Québec, Activate Transit Windsor Essex, and Équiterre.

📸 Rally to Open the Crosstown

On February 19, 2025, TTCriders held the Rally to Open the Crosstown at Yonge and Eglinton to call for answers about the Eglinton Crosstown and Finch West LRT projects. Promised opening dates for the LRTs have come and gone, while transit costs have skyrocketed under Metrolinx. Transit riders are looking for answers and credible opening dates for the Eglinton Crosstown and Finch West LRTs.

TTCriders asked every party to invest in running TTC service and new LRTs with a 50% operating subsidy for local transit systems, and to give the TTC back control over running Toronto transit, to keep costs down and increase accountability.