Last updated: December 2, 2025

CURÉ-LABELLE AXIS – SERVING THE SAINTE-ROSE SECTOR, CÔTE-VERTU METRO STATION AND REM BOIS-FRANC STATION

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This information will be updated in view of the schedule change planned for January 3 across the entire STL network.

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ROUTE 151 remains unchanged between Sainte-Rose sector, the Bois-Franc station and the Côte-Vertu metro station, except that it stops for drop-off (West loop) and pick-up (East loop – platform 7) at the REM Bois-Franc station.

• See the schedule for 151S – Destination Métro Côte-Vertu
• See the schedule for 151N – Destination Sainte-Rose

Please note: The East Loop at the Bois-Franc REM station is located on the other side of Marcel-Laurin Boulevard, approximately 300 meters from the REM station, or about a 4-minute walk. To access it, take the pedestrian bridge that crosses over the boulevard.

View the Bois-Franc terminus map

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The NEW ROUTE 251 was added to Route 151 to provide an alternative for customers between the Sainte-Rose sector and the REM Bois-Franc station in Montréal. Customers wishing to go to the Côte-Vertu metro station can continue using Route 151. Customers heading to the REM have the choice of boarding on Route 151 or 251; the route is the same for both routes from Boulevard Renaissance to the station.

Balancing ridership between the two routes makes travel more comfortable.

• See the schedule for 251S – Destination Station Bois-Franc: This route starts at the stop on Boulevard Curé-Labelle at the corner of Boulevard Renaissance and stops at the REM Bois-Franc station (West loop).
• See the schedule for 251N – Destination Sainte-Rose - Ending at Renaissance Blvd: This route starts at the REM Bois-Franc station (East loop – platform 7) and stops at the stop on Boulevard Curé-Labelle at the corner of Boulevard Renaissance.
• Schedule in effect at the opening of the REM (PDF)

Please note: The East Loop at the Bois-Franc REM station is located on the other side of Marcel-Laurin Boulevard, approximately 300 meters from the REM station, or about a 4-minute walk. To access it, take the pedestrian bridge that crosses over the boulevard.

View the Bois-Franc terminus map

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