Montrealers face transit disruptions as STM and maintenance workers continue talks

Montrealers may face more transit disruptions in the coming days as the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) and the maintenance workers’ union continue negotiations amid a strike.

On Saturday, Sept. 27, the STM received a proposal from the union regarding part of the collective agreement’s normative clauses. However, the STM says the offer did not take into account the financial challenges or the operational realities of the transit system and showed no real progress.


STM responds with counter-offer

In response, the STM has submitted a counter-proposal aiming to bring both parties closer to an agreement. Negotiations are scheduled to continue on Monday, Sept. 29.

The STM negotiation committee says it has the full authority and expertise to reach a fair deal with the union. The transit agency is firmly committed to the negotiation process and is making every effort to avoid a strike.


Strike planned until Oct. 5 if no agreement

If the maintenance workers’ union decides to continue with its planned strike, it could last until Oct. 5. The STM is urging passengers to plan their trips carefully and stay updated by visiting their website.

Montrealers are encouraged to prepare for possible service interruptions as the situation develops.

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