Get informed
Do you live near the future network or are you directly affected by construction or its impacts on traffic? Do you need specific information for your sector? Visit your citizens' space:
Do you wish to keep track of works and obstacles related to the REM project?
Looking for general information about the project?
Do you want to know more about efforts made by the REM team to limit the impacts of the construction site on citizens and the environment?
Do you wish to access documents and studies related to the project?
Are a journalist or do you work for mass media?
Netiquette for social media
The REM wishes discussions on all of its online platforms to be respectful. Please follow these good conduct rules, especially for social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube).
1. Be respectful
To foster communication and discussion, we ask that your comments be respectful so we can maintain a pleasant, courteous and constructive atmosphere.
2. Inappropriate comments
When we see that a comment reflects behaviour that we judge to be inappropriate (e.g. remarks that are offensive, defamatory, harassing, aggressive or discriminatory; personal attacks; vulgar, obscene or malicious language; copy-pasting on multiple posts; spamming or trolling), we reserve the right to delete that comment.
3. Promotional comments
Since our objective is to interact with citizens and answer questions about the REM, we ask that you not use our social media pages to promote personal, professional or political projects.
4. Debate
Arguments may spread out and lose their connection to the discussion taking place or to the REM. We reserve the right to remove exchanges that go beyond the scope of the project, and potentially to move them into a future discussion.
5. Questions about the project
We pay close attention to all of your contributions. However, while we respond to the great majority of questions that are sent to us, we may pass over certain comments. If you think that your question was left out, you may send us a private message or email us at [email protected]
We reserve the right to ban users who repeatedly fail to respect our netiquette (through inappropriate or promotional comments).
Newsletter and alerts
On all pages of the Website, you can subscribe to REM newsletters or SMS alerts.
Newsletter
We invite you to subscribe so that you can receive the most recent information about the REM by email. Once you have entered your email address in the box provided, you will receive a message asking you to select the types of publications you want to receive:
- Regular newsletter
- Community newsletter: (choose among 5 sectors: South Shore, Downtown Montréal, Centre and Airport, West Island, North Shore). This newsletter allows communities to follow the evolution of construction works, the main road obstructions and the mitigation measures put in place
- Notice of work (choose among 26 stations). This newsletter inform you of work and obstructions in your area
SMS alerts
In order to be informed in advance of major obstacles to traffic (road, pedestrian, cyclist, maritime or public transit), subscribe to the REM's SMS alerts. You will receive information specific to your region.