Réseau express métropolitain (Montréal)
Welcome, Réseau express métropolitain riders. Scroll down to find key information about all REM transit options in the Montréal area, like REM schedules, maps, and next departures. You'll find more complete information about Réseau express métropolitain and other transportation options in the Montréal area in our app.
Greater Montreal and West Island’s public transit is changing on May 18, 2026. Here's what you need to know!
In Spring 2026, the REM is extending the network to the West Island with a new branch connecting Anse-à-l’Orme to the network. This new A3 branch adds new stations: Des Sources, Fairview-Pointe-Claire, Kirkland, and Anse-à-l’Orme.
If you travel in the West Island or take the REM, your usual trip will likely change.
This new branch is part of the Réseau express métropolitain, which will be expanded in 2027: a new branch is expected to connect the Montréal Airport to the rest of the network (Marie-Curie and YUL-Montréal-Trudeau Airport stations).
Réseau express métropolitain train
About Réseau express métropolitain
Réseau express métropolitain is a public transportation provider that serves the Montréal area. Réseau express métropolitain operates the following transit modes across the Montréal area: rem. In total, Réseau express métropolitain operates 1 rem line. Réseau express métropolitain serves 44 stops or stations in the Montréal area.
A more direct STM/REM connection
With the expected opening of the new REM branch to Anse-à-l’Orme, over 80 bus lines on the STM network will be modified or discontinued. /nCheck out our STM page to learn more, or open the app to plan your trip.
Fares and zones
In 2026, the REM is part of a four-zone fare system: A, B, C and D. Trips within Zone A (on the island of Montreal) remain around $3.75. Longer trips between cities on multiple modes of transport can cost up to $9.50.
