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New digital signage video wall pulls into Toronto's Union Station

Canadian DOOH firm Pattison Onestop recently unveiled a new nine-unit Video Matrix Wall at Union Station, Canada's busiest multimodal passenger transportation hub.

March 7, 2016

Canadian digital out-of-home firm Pattison Onestop, a division of Pattison Outdoor Advertising, recently unveiled a new nine-unit Video Matrix Wall at Union Station. The station is Canada's busiest multimodal passenger transportation hub for VIA Rail, GO Transit and Toronto Transit Commission subway and streetcars, the company said. The 11-by-7-foot LCD video wall is located at the entrance of the Royal Bank Plaza building through which 280,000 people pass each weekday.

"We're excited to launch the Union Station Video Matrix Wall and provide advertisers with an innovative and highly engaging digital advertising solution," said Cam Milne, VP and GM, Pattison Onestop. "As the exclusive digital network advertising provider for the TTC, this launch visually enhances the Union Station Revitalization project. Onestop is proud to be a part of the station's transformation, and we look forward to supporting the TTC's strategies of improving the commuter experience, while providing our clients with the highest quality digital advertising solutions."

As part of the Digital Transit Network expansion, Onestop also has added 16 digital platform level screens at Museum Station and Sheppard Station. Onestop now operates more than 350 screens and 97 percent coverage along the Bloor-Danforth, Yonge-University and Sheppard lines.