Montreal braces for bus, metro disruptions during upcoming strike / Globe and Mail / Canada
Friday, June 6, 2025, 2:22 pm
Montreal is on alert for a looming transit strike that could severely curtail bus and metro services between June 9 and 17. With service cuts expected outside peak hours, commuters are preparing for significant inconveniences while city officials scramble to mitigate the impact amid ongoing labor tensions and last-minute negotiations.
À qui profitent les révisions consenties au nom des services essentiels pendant la grève de la STM?
À quelques jours du début de la grève dans le métro et les bus, la Société de transport de Montréal (STM) espère toujours « accélérer le rythme des discussions » avec l'aide d’un facilitateur. Le syndicat dit analyser cette idée.
Service will be reduced or eliminated outside of peak hours for several days between June 9 and 17 if a planned maintenance workers' strike goes ahead.
Un règlement de dernière minute semble très peu probable, mais n’est pas impossible.
Service will be reduced or eliminated outside of peak hours between June 9 and 17 if strike goes ahead
MONTREAL - Montreal is bracing for a transit strike that could severely disrupt bus and metro service starting Monday.
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