Georges-Vanier Station
Georges-Vanier is a station on the Orange line, in the Le Sud-Ouest borough.
It opened on April 28, 1980.
It has a single official access, not step-free.
Lines and connections
On the Orange line (Montmorency–Côte-Vertu): towards Côte-Vertu, the next station is Lionel-Groulx; towards Montmorency, it is Lucien-L’Allier.
It is the 20th of 31 stations on the Orange line: about 28 minutes from Montmorency and 18 minutes from Côte-Vertu.
The ride to Berri-UQAM, in the city centre, takes about 8 minutes.
See all 92 stations on the network.
Exits and street access
The STM lists 1 access for Georges-Vanier. ⚠️ These are the official édicules, not every single door.
Station Georges-Vanier
No step-free access.
Hours
| Towards | Monday to Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| Côte-Vertu | 05h52 – 01h05 | 05h52 – 01h35 | 05h51 – 01h05 |
| Henri-Bourassa | 16h49 – 17h33 | — | — |
| Montmorency | 05h47 – 00h47 | 05h47 – 01h17 | 05h46 – 00h47 |
Planned timetable, not real time.
The hours page has the timetable for every line, and the fares page explains ticket prices and zones.
Frequency
On weekdays trains run about every 2 minutes during the morning peak and every 5 minutes midday, dropping to about every 4 minutes in the evening.
Accessibility
Georges-Vanier does not have step-free access. The nearest station with step-free access is Lionel-Groulx.
Getting here
8 STM bus routes stop within a short walk of Georges-Vanier: 57, 150, 350, 355, 358, 364, 369, 420.
Georges-Vanier is a short walk from Centre Canadien d’Architecture.
Frequently asked questions
The first train leaves at 05h52 on weekdays.
It has 1 official access: see the diagram.
No, it does not have step-free access.
On this page
Schedule and access data from the STM. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.