A key bus stop is back in service in Montreal's West Island following complaints from concerned residents and drivers over its temporary but sudden shutdown.

The work to make McGill Metro station universally accessible will impact nearby streets, move some bus stops, and require cyclists to make detours.

A corridor built in 1966 that grants access to Montreal's Place des Arts will be more accessible thanks to a $ 4.2 million grant from the province.

The line's eastern branch shut down shortly before 6:45 a.m. Monday after a train broke down.

New buses and upgrades to garages will improve bus service, according the Montreal's transit agency, but the mechanics union is skeptical.

The shutdown on Monday morning comes after last Thursday's Orange line shutdown, which lasted several hours.

She has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The teenage victim was brought to hospital in critical condition and later died from his upper-body injuries.

It will cost Montrealers a bit more to get around the city by Metro, bus and train.

Service resumed just before 6 p.m.