union involvement
TTR proudly partners with Unifor and IBEW to support the rights and wellbeing of our dedicated rail and signal employees.
Union Representation at ttr
working together with unifor and ibew
At TTR, we value the contributions of our dedicated unionized employees who help keep Canada's rail operations moving safely and efficiently. We are proud to work in partnership with the following unions:
Formed on August 31, 2013, by merging CAW and CEP, Unifor is now Canada’s largest private-sector union, with approximately 310,000–320,000 members, Unifor Local 4000 (National Council 4000) represents about 5,060 members across Canada in rail, transportation, and related sectors. Nationally, Unifor represents over 9,000 rail workers across 32 bargaining units, equating to roughly 3% of its total membership.
Council 4000 also covers about 3,300 CN employees in mechanical, clerical, and intermodal functions under separate bargaining. At TTR Unifor represents approximately 40 non-management employees in the Track Department.
Founded in 1891, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) is a major North American union with approximately 820,000 members.
In Canada, IBEW’s Railroad Signals & Communications System Council No. 11 represents around 1,400 signal and communications employees, including those working on freight, passenger, and commuter rail systems. At TTR the IBEW represents approximately 90 of our non-management Signal and Communication employees.
IBEW is structured into local lodges, enabling member-driven governance, including workplace representation, grievance resolution, bylaw oversight, and training coordination.
Careers at toronto terminals railway (TTR)
Explore the positions at TTR:
signals & communications department
The Signals and Communications Department plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe and efficient movement of trains through the Union Station Rail Corridor (USRC).
Track Department
The Track Department is responsible for maintaining the physical rail infrastructure that keeps trains moving safely and efficiently through the Union Station Rail Corridor (USRC).
Construction Management Department
The Project Management Department oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of infrastructure projects within the Union Station Rail Corridor (USRC).
Administration & SuPport
This department ensures the organization functions efficiently behind the scenes, enabling frontline teams to focus on delivering safe and reliable rail service.
TTR West
The western arm of Toronto Terminals Railway. Explore positions available at the TTR West location such as Conductor, Locomotive Engineer and Management.
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