REM Train Line to Montreal's North Shore to Begin on November 17
The long-awaited Réseau express métropolitain (REM) train line extension to Montreal’s North Shore is scheduled to begin on November 17.
With 5 REM stations already in service between Brossard and downtown, 14 new stations will be added to extend service to Deux-Montagnes.
This new stretch of the REM will have three connections with the Montreal metro, and several bus routes are set to be revised to link to it as well.
Service to l’Anse-à-l’Orme in the West Island is expected to begin in the spring, while an airport station remains in the works for 2027.
Service will start around 5:30 am from Brossard and Deux-Montagnes.
The last departure to the station will be announced later.
Author's summary: REM train line to Montreal's North Shore starts November 17.
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