TTC continues to support vaccination efforts
January 20, 2022
The TTC is pleased to continue supporting efforts to ensure everyone can access their first, second and third vaccination, and is reminding GTA residents that many clinics are easily accessible via public transit.
"The TTC has been the better way for so many people to get their COVID-19 vaccinations," said Mayor John Tory. "I want to thank the TTC and all its frontline workers for providing safe, reliable transit for Toronto residents throughout the pandemic."
“The TTC is committed to providing our riders with safe, reliable transportation to and from COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Getting as many people vaccinated as possible is the best way to keep our city safe and healthy, and we will continue to do our part to support Toronto's immunization efforts,” said TTC Chair Jaye Robinson.
“Throughout this pandemic, it has become clear that getting people vaccinated remains the best way to protect ourselves from the effects of COVID-19 and move beyond the pandemic,” said TTC CEO Rick Leary. “The TTC will continue to play our role in this effort, by ensuring safe, reliable transit to and from vaccination clinics for customers to receive their first, second or booster dose. We’re proud to do our part to keep Toronto safe.”
Customers can easily access the following City-run clinics using the TTC:
• Metro Toronto Convention Centre – Travel to Union Station. The clinic is within walking distance of the station.
• Cloverdale Mall – From Kipling Station, board the 111, 112, 900 or 927 bus routes.
• Scarborough Town Centre – From Kennedy Station, board the Line 3 SRT to Scarborough Centre Station.
• Mitchell Field Community Centre – From Sheppard-Yonge Station, board the 84, 85, 97, 98 or 984 bus routes.
• Woodbine Mall – From Kipling Station, board the 927 bus route.
Customers are also encouraged to visit ttc.ca to plan their trips, and to visit toronto.ca or ontario.ca for additional clinic locations, more information, or to make arrangements to get vaccinated.
"The TTC has been the better way for so many people to get their COVID-19 vaccinations," said Mayor John Tory. "I want to thank the TTC and all its frontline workers for providing safe, reliable transit for Toronto residents throughout the pandemic."
“The TTC is committed to providing our riders with safe, reliable transportation to and from COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Getting as many people vaccinated as possible is the best way to keep our city safe and healthy, and we will continue to do our part to support Toronto's immunization efforts,” said TTC Chair Jaye Robinson.
“Throughout this pandemic, it has become clear that getting people vaccinated remains the best way to protect ourselves from the effects of COVID-19 and move beyond the pandemic,” said TTC CEO Rick Leary. “The TTC will continue to play our role in this effort, by ensuring safe, reliable transit to and from vaccination clinics for customers to receive their first, second or booster dose. We’re proud to do our part to keep Toronto safe.”
Customers can easily access the following City-run clinics using the TTC:
• Metro Toronto Convention Centre – Travel to Union Station. The clinic is within walking distance of the station.
• Cloverdale Mall – From Kipling Station, board the 111, 112, 900 or 927 bus routes.
• Scarborough Town Centre – From Kennedy Station, board the Line 3 SRT to Scarborough Centre Station.
• Mitchell Field Community Centre – From Sheppard-Yonge Station, board the 84, 85, 97, 98 or 984 bus routes.
• Woodbine Mall – From Kipling Station, board the 927 bus route.
Customers are also encouraged to visit ttc.ca to plan their trips, and to visit toronto.ca or ontario.ca for additional clinic locations, more information, or to make arrangements to get vaccinated.