Montreal Gazette
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📍 QC
Jul 21, 2026
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Despite years of lobbying, wheelchair users still waiting for accessible connection to Montreal's Central Station
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MONTREAL NEWS
Despite years of lobbying, wheelchair users still waiting for accessible connection to Montreal’s Central Station
ARTM says it is studying the feasibility of one option, but COPHAN director has doubts about timeline.
The tunnel between Central Station and the Bonaventure métro is largely inaccessible for people who use wheelchairs or are pushing strollers, including the doors to Central Station, which aren't motorized or equipped with a button that allows people to automatically open them. (Tim Snow / Montreal Gazette)
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Jason Magder
July 17, 2026 at 6:00 a.m.
Last Updated: Ju…
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