Federal government invests in greener public transit projects across Quebec

The federal government of Canada has announced an investment of over $400 million from the Zero Emission Transit Fund to support 11 public transit projects across Quebec. Key projects include the conversion of the St-Omer Garage to electric propulsion in Lévis, which is funded with $7,625,369, and the electrification of various transportation centres in Montreal, receiving significant funding of approximately $284 million. The wide range of projects aims to enhance the sustainability of public transit in Quebec through electrification and infrastructure improvements.