Montreal bus and subway services disrupted as transit maintenance workers strike / The Toronto Star

Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 4:22 am permalink

Montreal’s transit maintenance workers have gone on strike, causing widespread disruptions across bus and subway networks. Commuters are facing delays and confusion as authorities scramble for clearer crisis management amid growing public frustration with the city’s service breakdown.

Montreal bus and subway services are disrupted as transit maintenance workers strike

2 days / nationalobserver

La STM fournit des précisions sur le service durant la grève des employés d’entretien

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Grève à la STM | Le transporteur apporte des précisions sur le service

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Montreal bus and subway services disrupted as transit maintenance workers strike

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Grève à la STM | Montréal au ralenti

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