Union Station | Canada's busiest Transportation Hub
Union Station is Canada’s busiest transportation hub, connecting more than 300,000 daily commuters, business travellers, and visitors across GO Transit, TTC, VIA Rail, and UP Express.
With direct access to the PATH, the Financial District, Scotiabank Arena, and the surrounding entertainment district, Union Station delivers sustained audience volume, long dwell times, and repeated brand exposure throughout the day.
300,000+
Daily visitors
115.9M
4-week impressions across our digital networks
53%
of visitors are 25-49

Digital Column Network
Digital Columns in the Bay and York GO Concourses surround commuters at eye level, delivering high-impact visibility from every direction. Synchronized screens create repeated exposure in some of Union Station’s highest dwell areas.

Digital Spectaculars
Large-format, full-motion displays in the Bay and York Go Concourses command attention where commuters pause, wait, and move through the station. Premium positioning delivers strong visibility and repeated exposure throughout the day.

Teamway Digital Screen Network
Digital screens along the York and Bay Street teamways connect the Financial District, South Core, and GO platforms. Positioned overhead and beside departure boards, they keep brands in view throughout the commuter journey.

GO Concourse Static Wraps
Large-format static wraps dominate the GO concourse, reaching commuters as they wait for the trains and crowds moving to nearby sports and entertainment venues. With 100% share of voice, your brand owns the space for the duration of the campaign.

Front Street Moat
Five digital spectaculars command the Front Street Moat, one of Union Station’s key TTC access points. Brands can own 50% or 100% of the loop, with optional floor, column, and glass wraps creating an even more immersive presence.

Promenade
A nine-screen digital network spanning the Bay Promenade, connecting the Bay Street GO Concourse with the TTC and PATH. Positioned directly above commuter flow, it delivers continuous visibility to people moving between transit, retail, and downtown Toronto.





