The TTC is temporarily beefing up staff to improve safety for passengers and employees.
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“More than 50 security guards will be temporarily added across the system. The guards have daily experience dealing with underhoused people in crisis and have advanced training,” the city added.Article content The TTC said it has updated its schedules to have an increased employee presence in the busiest areas during peak times.“The TTC must be safe for everyone,” Mayor John Tory said. “At my urging, city officials have been working with the TTC to provide any required support to help keep our transit system safe. These immediate actions will help keep TTC employees and transit riders safe and the long-term work to keep our system and the entire city safe is continuing.
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