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New plans in place to reduce noise of Montreal REM trainsThe two measures are supposed to make the trains three to 10 times quieter to the human ear.CanadaSep 25
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Lack of parking poses big problems for REM riders on South ShoreThe free spaces and paid spots at the Panama station fill early in the morning. People looking to park later often use an adjacent lot, but it's private and reserved.CanadaSep 20
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City of Penticton adopts long-term public transit plans"This is a positive step forward for the future of Penticton’s transit services,” said mayor Julius Bloomfield.CanadaSep 13
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Frustration, despair at Montreal airport amid road traffic woesA post-pandemic surge in car traffic at Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport this summer has led to confusion and desperation for many travellers.CanadaSep 9
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Work commute rising in Canada as more people going into officeStatistics Canada released a report Tuesday that showed nearly 16 million Canadians – or four in five employees – commuted to work in May.CanadaAug 22
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100 mature trees to be cut down in Montreal to make way for Pie-IX rapid bus laneThe STM and the City of Montreal are facing growing criticism for the decision, which environmentalists and opposition councillors say sets a dangerous precedent.CanadaAug 17
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Preliminary work begins on Montreal metro blue line extensionCrews have begun preliminary work on the $6.4-billion blue line metro extension. Five new stations will be added to the underground public network.TrafficAug 11
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Cost to purchase physical PRESTO card set to dropThe price decrease from $6 to $4 will take effect Aug. 8 and will make it easier for more Ontarians to take transit, according to Metrolinx.CanadaAug 2
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New REM light rail network means major changes for Montreal’s South Shore commutersAll bus lines on the South Shore that travel to Montreal are set to be abolished. Commuters will now only have access to downtown via the new REM light rail network.TrafficJul 21
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Burlington public transit free for seniors any time, free for youth evenings and weekendsStarting Aug. 1, seniors will be able to take the bus in Burlington, Ont., for free at any time of the day, while youth aged 13 to 19 will get free rides on evenings and weekends.CanadaJul 13
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