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One year of service for the REM, Montreal's light-rail network

“We had to find the solutions,” says Michelle Lamarche of CDPQ Infra, as Wednesday marked one year since the REM, Montreal's light-rail network, opened to the public. The system saw challenges in its first year of service. Swidda Rassy reports.

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