Series:
The battle of public transit in Montreal
Inflation has reduced the purchasing power of STM workers, whose collective agreements expire in 2025. Despite the resources available to Montreal to manage its services internally, the city wants to outsource part of the service to save money. Employees are opposed to this, fearing job losses, a decline in quality, and higher costs in the long term.
Bureaucracy, Bill 14, privatization…
Montreal public transit worker sets the record straight after strike
Possible back-to-work order
Government threatens Montreal transit strike, workers retreat
Inter-union rally in Montreal
Blue-collar city workers and STM employees join forces
Metros and buses disrupted
Maintenance workers on strike against dismantling of Montreal public transit
Negotiations at the STM
Montreal transit workers stripped of their right to strike
Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton audit report
Poorly disguised austerity threatens Quebec public transit, workers warn
Budget cuts in Montreal public transport
Subcontractors rule at the expense of workers and riders
Zol’s perspective
Parking in Montreal
Parking in Montreal
Paid parking increases are punishing workers
