Spring 2025

Building Connections

Spring is finally here, and with it comes a season of renewal, connection, and exciting opportunities for the Toronto Transportation Club. As we shake off the cold and embrace the energy of the new season, I want to take a moment to reflect on our recent events and highlight what’s ahead.

On March 19th, we hosted our highly anticipated Pop-Up Event at the Crooked Cue, and what a fantastic evening it was! With over 200 industry professionals in attendance, we saw some great competition at the pool tables and, more importantly, meaningful connections being made. It was incredible to welcome so many new members and sponsors to the TTC community. Your support and enthusiasm are what keep our club thriving, and we are truly grateful for your participation. Seeing fresh faces and new relationships forming is a reminder of why we do what we do – bringing the transportation industry together.

Looking ahead, we have an exciting lineup of events that will continue to bring us together and strengthen our network. Up next is our signature Transportation Night at Palais Royale, where we’ll be embracing the theme Toronto & Tequila – an evening guaranteed to be full of fun, great food, and fantastic company. Following this, we head into Spring Golf at Rattlesnake Point Golf Club in May, and then in June, we welcome back our ever-popular Ladies’ Lunch at Palais Royale. These events are the perfect way to kick off the season, reconnect with old friends, and forge new partnerships before summer arrives.

We understand that these times continue to bring challenges and uncertainty to our industry, but through it all, the Toronto Transportation Club remains committed to supporting our members in every way we can. The strength of our community is built on the relationships we foster, and by staying connected, we can navigate these challenges together. Now, more than ever, the power of networking and collaboration is key to keeping our industry strong.

This year, we are incredibly proud to offer five TTC scholarships, with a new total commitment of $10,000 per awarded student. Additionally, we have introduced two dedicated scholarships for students entering industry trades. Supporting the next generation is more important than ever, and I, along with the entire club, take great pride in fostering opportunities for future industry leaders. In uncertain times, investing in education and career development ensures the continued strength and success of our industry.

As we gather at these upcoming events, let’s take pride in the resilience and innovation that define the Canadian transportation sector. Our country is built on a foundation of hard work, determination, and a sense of unity – values that we, as an industry, embody every day. Patriotism isn’t just about waving the flag; it’s about supporting one another, strengthening our businesses, and ensuring that Canada remains a leader in transportation and logistics.

I look forward to seeing you all at our upcoming events, where we can continue to build meaningful connections and celebrate the incredible community we’ve created. Thank you for being part of the Toronto Transportation Club, and here’s to a fantastic season ahead!

Stacey Large
President, The Toronto Transportation Club