grand-moulin → walk to the grand-moulin dam to see the trains crossing the river (one of the best picture spots, it’s a 10-min walk from the station)

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édouard-montpetit → try the station’s high-speed elevators

pierrefonds-roxboro → eat at resto véganerie, a greek vegan fast food restaurant (it sounds weird, but it’s really good)

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there isn’t much to see around the rem stations, but here are my recommendations.

du quartier - walk around the solar uniquartier (one of the first real tod in the greater montreal area), and shop or eat at t&t (an asian grocery store, it’s a 15-min walk from the station)

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thanks!

which website did you use to generate that?

not much, but go transit released new statistics.

www.instagram.com/p/DRzq3aokfm...

the train doesn't go to the new rem station yet, but exo is soon going to announce a commissioning date.

exo.quebec/fr/service-c...

mcgill and édouard-montpetit definitely need a wayfinding upgrade due to their complicated layout. it's not horrible, but there's room for improvement. (and there are upgrades in the works.) i shared a few ideas on agora on that topic (in french).

forum.agoramtl.com/t/transport-...

le plan n’est pas erroné. il y a un 2026 à côté de la branche anse-à-l’orme.

i believe it's the main one since it's in a high-traffic location and it's been decorated for different brands at least over the past few months, but i once saw a lait ad at the bus shelter at the intersection of bleury and de maisonneuve.

it was a bmo ad, they have partnerships with a few soccer teams in canada including cf montreal.

there's a big mixed use project at the planning stage right next to the bus garage.

forum.agoramtl.com/t/6199-boul-...

for funsies, here's a modern city logo i love! a quick search tells me the shapes are meant to look like the letters VM (ville de montréal). this says nothing about the city — it's just a jumping-off point for a unique, versatile, memorable icon representing "montréal" in the broadest sense

i love how the logo is used in the new wayfinding for the city's biggest parks.

the most interesting thing about that phone box is that the city doesn't know how it ended up there.

www.stationmontroyal.com/nouvelles/pa...

boucherville (bd de montarville/ch. de touraine), but it was not cleared because they had issues with their sidewalk plows during the first snowfall this year.