Canora (2024)
The Canora station replaces the train station with the same name. Formerly known as "Portal Heights," it was renamed in 1995 as a nod to Canadian Northern Railway, which built the original station and the Mont-Royal Tunnel. Canora is a portmanteau of CAnadian NOrthern RAilway.
The Canora station is located between Canora Road and Dunkirk Road, at the entrance of the Mont-Royal Tunnel, below Jean-Talon Street West. It is accessible via two entrances on either side of the railway track:
- East side: New pedestrian sidewalk where Canora Road meets up with Jean-Talon Street
- West side: New pedestrian sidewalk where Dunkirk Road meets up with Kirkfield Avenue
Development
- Start of construction: Summer 2018
- Height of the station: 6.4 m from street level
- Length of each platform: 80 m
- Planned public square in front of the station entrance
- Peak hours: 2.5 minutes
- Off-peak hours: 5 minutes
- Brossard: 24 minutes
- Central Station: 7 minutes
- McGill: 6 minutes
- Édouard-Montpetit: 2 minutes
- Bois-Franc: 9 minutes
- YUL-Aéroport-Montréal-Trudeau: 19 minutes*
- Anse-à-l'Orme: 27 minutes*
- Deux-Montagnes: 27 minutes*
*To get to this station, you must check the final destination before boarding the REM at Canora station.
