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    Le REM de Montréal à Deux-Montagnes, comment ça marche ?

    Jeanne Corriveau November 14, 2025 6 min read
    Le Devoir - Actualités
    Le REM de Montréal à Deux-Montagnes, comment ça marche ?
    AI Article Summary

    Montreal's newly opened Réseau express métropolitain (REM) connects the South Shore to the northern suburbs via downtown with 19 stations. At peak times, it can carry 42,100 passengers and operates with high frequency. While concerns exist about potential service disruptions, communication and contingency plans have been established. The network is set to expand to 67 km by 2027 with planned extensions.

    What This Means for Canadian Contractors

    This project demonstrates how the expansion of public transit networks can transform urban mobility, influencing infrastructure planning and financing in Quebec. For Quebec builders, this implies a potential increase in demand for labor and materials, affecting the supply chain. The development of the REM may also boost investments in adjacent areas.

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