US EditionMontreal metro infrastructure deteriorating rapidly, no new short-term funding in Quebec plan
Nearly half of Montreal metro assets are in poor condition as Quebec's plan holds transit maintenance funding steady, increasing urgency for federal-provincial funding agreements.
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STM says Montreal Metro needs far more than Quebec is offering to keep wheels turning
Earlier this year, Montreal’s public transit authority said billions are needed to repair the Metro network, but Quebec’s new budget sets aside a mere $1.2 billion for public transit provincewide.
Montreal metro infrastructure deteriorating rapidly, no new short-term funding in Quebec plan
Newly updated data in the annual public infrastructure investment management plan confirms that the condition of Montreal’s metro system is deteriorating, while no new short-term funding has been allocated for maintaining public transit assets under Quebec’s 2026–2036 infrastructure plan. The status quo over the next five years heightens the urgency for an agreement between the […]
Québec Infrastructure Plan 2026-2036
The Québec Infrastructure Plan 2026–2036 (QIP), part of the provincial government’s Budget 2026-2027, will amount to $167 billion over the next decade. “The Québec Infrastructure Plan 2026-2036 will provide significant investment to stimulate the economy during the current period of economic uncertainty in which we live. In the current economic climate, this responsible plan reflects the necessary balance between sustained investment to maintain…
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