Welcome, Réseau express métropolitain riders. Scroll down to find key information about all REM transit options in the Montréal area, like REM schedules, maps, and next departures. You'll find more complete information about Réseau express métropolitain and other transportation options in the Montréal area in our app.
In Spring 2026, the REM network extends to the West Island with the new Anse-à-l’Orme A3 branch. These new stations are expected to open: Des Sources, Fairview-Pointe-Claire, Kirkland and Anse-à-l’Orme.
If you travel in the West Island or regularly take the REM, chances are that your usual commute will change.
This new branch is part of a growing réseau express métropolitain, which is expected to connect to the Montreal Airport in 2027 (the future Marie-Curie and YUL–Aéroport-Montréal-Trudeau stations).
Réseau express métropolitain is a public transportation provider that serves the Montréal area. Réseau express métropolitain operates the following transit modes across the Montréal area: rem. In total, Réseau express métropolitain operates 1 rem line. Réseau express métropolitain serves 37 stops or stations in the Montréal area.
To adapt the transit network to the expected launch of the new REM Anse à l’Orme branch, almost a third of all bus lines on the STM network will change. Check our STM page to learn more or open the app anytime to navigate the current network and plan your trip.
In 2026, the REM is part of a zoned fare system: zones A, B, C and D. The cost of a ride within Zone A (in the Montreal agglomeration) is $3.75. A longer intercity trip on multiple modes of transport can cost up to $9.50.
