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Toronto transit fans are in for a treat this week. The TTC is bringing its beloved merchandise right to commuters with a new pop-up launching today.
Starting Wednesday, June 10, right at noon, the TTC shop will set up shop inside Bathurst Station. And for every Thursday through Sunday for the time being, as well as on select game days.
What to expect
According to the TTC, shoppers will be able to browse exclusive TTC styles and limited seasonal drops throughout the summer.
Bathurst Station out of the way for you? No problem. In an Instagram post, the TTC says its shop kiosk will also be popping up at select TTC stations across the city throughout June and July. More rides will get the chance to snag some transit-themed gear.
As for what you’ll be able to find, the TTC Shop is packed with merchandise that you can’t find anywhere else. It’s a great way to show some love to the city and its transit system, of course.
But that’s not all! Along with its regular lineup of goodies, shoppers can also expect soccer-themed TTC souvenirs. What a fun way to celebrate the Big Game while repping Toronto Transit.
Fan of the TTC or simply a fan of city memorabilia, do yourself a favour and stop by Bathurst Station this summer.
Hey, maybe you’ll leave with a new mug, a shirt or two.
When: Starting Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Time: Thursdays through Sundays at noon
Where: Bathurst Station, 819 Bathurst St.
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