West Island and Airport

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Stations in this sector

Sunnybrooke Station. The Sunnybrooke station will replace the existing train station of the same name. It is an elevated station, east of Sunnybrooke Boulevard and adjacent to a new overpass above the boulevard. The urban integration (entrance square and plantings) is designed to provide a convivial space in front of the station. Image for indicative purposes only.

Pierrefonds-Roxboro Station. The Pierrefonds-Roxboro station will replace the current train station. It is an elevated station, with a large public square of 5,000 m² located to the north of the station, at the parking level and under the elevated structure. Image for indicative purposes only.

Des Sources Station. It is distinguished by a public square to the northeast of the station, which links Des Sources Boulevard to the station entrance. The pedestrian path will be made more pleasant through the presence of trees and vegetation. Image for indicative purposes only.

Fairview–Pointe-Claire Station. The Fairview–Pointe-Claire station is located along Highway 40 near the shopping centre with the same name. A bus terminal will facilitate access to the station from residential neighborhoods on the West Island. Image for indicative purposes only.

Kirkland Station. The Kirkland station underwent unique architectural treatment due to its high visibility along the Trans-Canada Highway. Image for indicative purposes only.

Anse-à-L’Orme Station. Anse-à-l’Orme station is the REM’s terminal station on the West Island, located in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. It’s equipped with a park-and-ride lot and a bus terminal to serve neighbouring municipalities. This station will also provide access to the future Grand Parc de l’Ouest, which is located nearby, and its 3,000 hectares of nature. Image for indicative purposes only.

Marie-Curie Station. Marie-Curie station is located in the heart of Technoparc Montréal, a science and technology park bringing together more than 100 companies and over 7,000 employees. The design and route of the REM were specifically adapted to protect the wetlands in this area. Image for indicative purposes only.

YUL-Montréal-Trudeau-Airport Station. The REM will provide fast and direct service to Montréal-Trudeau Airport. It will take about 25 minutes to get there from downtown. This station is still under development by Aéroports de Montréal (ADM).

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Discover the station fact sheets and implementation plan of the West Island and Airport Sector

Work

Ongoing and upcoming work

The Sunnybrooke and Pierrefonds-Roxboro sector

Construction will continue on the Sunnybrooke and Pierrefonds-Roxboro stations in 2023. During the first months of the year, the curtain walls, a distinctive feature of the REM stations, will be installed. At the same time, the teams will proceed with the rehabilitation of Alexander Street, Sunnybrooke Boulevard, 11th Avenue and Des Sources Boulevard.

The Anse-à-l’Orme sector

The Anse-à-l’Orme station building and the West Island maintenance centre are nearing completion. The year 2023 will essentially be devoted to finalizing the building envelope, interior electrical and mechanical work, as well as exterior design (parking, landscaping, etc.) for the Des Sources, Fairview-Point-Claire and Kirkland stations.

The Technoparc and Airport sector

In 2022, Alice completed building the tunnel that links the Marie-Curie and YUL-Aéroport-Montréal-Trudeau stations. Construction of these two stations will also continue in 2023.