Statements Media adds 32 ad units in Toronto PATH

Statements Media is expanding its advertising network in Toronto’s PATH with 32 new static and digital units, lifting total available faces to more than 110. The move deepens the company’s reach in Canada’s busiest pedestrian network, which serves more than 200,000 people on a typical business day.

Why it matters: - The PATH expansion gives advertisers more access to office workers, commuters and decision-makers in Toronto’s Financial District. - The added inventory strengthens Statements Media’s footprint in one of Canada’s highest-traffic indoor pedestrian networks. - The company’s total PATH inventory now exceeds 110 advertising faces, increasing options for both static and digital campaigns.

What happened: - Statements Media added 32 static and digital advertising units across Toronto’s PATH pedestrian walkway. - The new displays are placed in high-traffic corridors linking First Canadian Place, Scotia Plaza, Toronto-Dominion Centre, Exchange Tower and Richmond-Adelaide Centre. - The company first launched its PATH advertising network in 2025.

The details: - The PATH is Canada’s busiest pedestrian network and connects Toronto’s downtown core to transit hubs including Union Station. - The network serves more than 200,000 people on a typical business day. - The expanded inventory includes large-format video walls, digital and static verticals, and static dominations. - The new digital displays will be available programmatically through Hivestack, Vistar and Broadsign. - Statements Media said the new units bring the total number of available faces to over 110. - Statements Media plans to add more large-format digital displays in high-traffic PATH sections later in 2026.

Between the lines: - The PATH remains a premium out-of-home channel because it concentrates foot traffic in a controlled environment with high dwell time. - Programmatic availability suggests Statements Media is trying to make the inventory easier to buy at scale and more attractive to media planners. - The company’s continued investment in digital screens points to demand for flexible, high-visibility formats in downtown Toronto.

What's next: - Statements Media will add additional large-format digital displays in the PATH later in 2026. - The company is likely to continue building out its mix of static and digital inventory as the network grows. - Advertisers buying into the PATH network will gain more placements as the expanded inventory comes online.

The bottom line: - Statements Media is scaling up in a prized Toronto transit-adjacent environment, giving brands more ways to reach a concentrated business audience.