Tag Archives: Montréal Métro
Before Expansion, Improvement?
Matthew McLauchlin’s proposal for an expanded Montreal Métro and commuter rail network A few thoughts on the Métro that came about from conversations over the last little while. You already know where I stand – I want Métro access city-wide … Continue reading
The Mountain Street Viaduct
Weird eh? A road passing over the roof of the old CN stockyards in Little Burgundy. This is the former Mountain Street Viaduct, and it, much like just about everything else in this picture, is now gone (save for the … Continue reading
Update: Three Competing Métro Proposals
Neither of these are of my own design; judge for yourselves: I found this one a while back, seems like an interesting idea. It incorporates three rapid-bus systems plus a Parc Avenue light rail system, with a considerably larger Métro … Continue reading
Montreal’s Infrastructure Storm – Public transit to the rescue?
A Montreal Gazette article from August 25th 2011 detailed what is being described as a perfect storm of simultaneous, overlapping infrastructure projects which may ‘paralyze’ transit on island and in parts of the metropolitan region by 2015, less than four … Continue reading
Montréal Métro Extensions – How to get around an impasse.
There’s been a fair bit of talk about extending the Montréal Métro of late in the English Press. Typical; now removed from the halls of power the English media spends its time twiddling their thumbs and dreaming about what could … Continue reading
The Line That Ended Expansion
From 1962 until 1988 a common sight – Métro tunnel construction – photo found on urbanphoto News from LaPresse today that Pauline Marois wants to prioritize an eastern extension of the Métro’s Blue Line towards Anjou, with a planned initial … Continue reading →
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