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CDPQ Infra began planning two new REM stations in Griffintown and Bridge‑Bonaventure on June 16, 2026, with completion aimed for 2030, to expand Montreal’s rapid‑transit network and improve citywide connectivity.
A head‑on collision at Danforth and Brimley Road early Wednesday injured two men and led to the temporary closure of Danforth Road, disrupting traffic in Scarborough.
Severe rain and thunderstorms on June 17 caused a power outage at Montréal‑Trudeau Airport and forced a temporary suspension of REM trains on a segment of the network.
AI began managing traffic lights in Quebec City and Kirkland on June 15, 2026, aiming to cut congestion and improve flow, following similar deployments in cities like Melbourne. The pilot will be evaluated for possible wider adoption across the province.
Porter Airlines announced on June 15, 2026 that it is promoting a new passenger terminal at Montreal Metropolitan Airport on the South Shore, positioning it as Montreal’s second airport facility to draw more travelers.
Quebec’s 2025 road safety report records fewer highway fatalities than in 2024, but a higher total of accident victims, highlighting a mixed picture of progress and ongoing challenges.
Porter Airlines started commercial passenger flights from the renovated Montreal Metropolitan Airport on the South Shore on June 15, 2026, marking the airport’s first scheduled commercial service after a major renovation.
CDPQ Infra has launched the planning phase for two new REM stations in GriffonTown and Bridge‑Bonaventure, targeting completion by 2030 as part of the network’s continued expansion.
CDPQ Infra has begun planning two new REM stations in Griffintown and Bridge‑Bonaventure, aiming for completion by 2030 as part of the system’s downtown expansion.
Emergency services intervened on Tuesday afternoon, halting REM trains between Gare Centrale and Panama stations, prompting commuters to use alternative routes while officials work to restore service.
Porter Airlines launched its first commercial flights today from the newly modernized Montreal Metropolitan Airport on the South Shore, marking the airport's entry into commercial passenger service.
The 815 bus route will start in mid‑June 2026, linking the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport, giving West Island residents a direct public‑transport option through the summer and into the fall.
A new 815 bus route launched in mid‑June 2026 connects the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport, offering West Island residents a direct summer‑to‑fall transit option.
Porter Airlines began its first commercial passenger service from Montreal Metropolitan Airport’s South Shore hub on June 15, 2026, following recent airport renovations.
The 815 bus route will begin service in mid‑June 2026, linking the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport and offering West Island residents a direct summer‑to‑fall transit option. Officials say the line addresses a previous lack of direct public‑transit access between the West Island and the airport.
The new Saint‑Hubert terminal of Montreal’s metropolitan airport opened on June 15, 2026, handling its first passengers as part of an expansion to increase capacity.
A new 815 bus line will connect the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport from mid‑June 2026 through the fall, providing West Island residents a direct public‑transit option.
The 815 bus route will start in mid‑June 2026, connecting Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport and offering West Island residents a new summer‑to‑fall public‑transit option.
A seasonal 815 bus began mid‑June 2026, linking the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport, offering West Island residents a direct summer‑season transit option.
A seasonal 815 bus will link the Des Sources REM station to Montreal‑Trudeau Airport from mid‑June through the fall, giving West Island residents a direct public‑transport option for the first time this season.
