The Montreal transit agency's bus and Metro drivers union is welcoming its new tentative collective agreement with the ...

Bus drivers, metro operators, and station agents at the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) have a new employment contract after approving the tentative agreement reached with their employer. Union ...

The union representing the 4,500 bus drivers, metro operators, and station agents — the largest of the six unions at the ...

As buses and Metros ground to a complete halt in Montreal on Saturday for a 24-hour period, some of the roughly 4,500 striking workers including bus drivers, Metro operators and station agents, held a ...

A second strike has begun at Montreal’s public transit agency (STM), with the strike of 800 professionals adding to that of 2 ...

Demonstration of striking STM bus and Metro (subway) drivers on November 1, the first day of a two-day weekend walkout. [Photo: SCFP (CUPE) Local 1983/Facebook] Capitulating to a ruling-class campaign ...

Jeannotte said that the STM has not been hiring full-time workers to replace those who retire, which means a de facto cut in ...

The 4,500 bus drivers and métro operators of the Société de transports de Montréal (STM) have voted 60 per cent in favour of accepting a new contract.

The move comes after the two sides reached an last-minute agreement in principle last month ahead of a weekend shutdown. (Credit: John Mahoney) The 4,500 bus drivers and métro operators of the Société ...