Côte-de-Liesse () is an interchange station in the Saint-Laurent borough of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It is operated by CDPQ Infra and serves the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) system. It is also the terminus of Exo's Mascouche line. The station was known as Correspondance during development, named after the nearby Quebec Autoroute 40, and has been renamed after Chemin de la Côte-de-Liesse, the service road accessing Quebec Autoroute 40.
The REM station opened on November 17, 2025. The Mascouche line platform came into service on January 12, 2026.
Facilities
The station is built at ground level along the main trunk of the REM line. It has two island platforms. The eastern island serves northbound REM trains on its west face (platform 1); on its east face, outside the station building, is the single high-level platform for the Mascouche line, with doors into the building at either end of the platform. The western island serves southbound REM trains on its east face (platform 2), while its west face (platform 3) is an auxiliary platform where trains can wait to provide additional service when needed, similar to the arrangement at Brossard station.
The two platforms are connected by overpasses over the central tracks at either end. The overpass at the south end also passes over the side tracks to reach entrances at either side of the station: Rue Deslauriers at Rue Benjamin-Hudon to the east (entrance A) and Rue Stinson at Rue Hodge to the west (entrance B). The station is supplied with four elevators for accessibility: one at each exit and one to each island platform.
Connecting bus routes
No. Route Connects to Service times / notesCharland / ChabanelDailyVictoriaDailySaint-LaurentDailyDawsonDailyREM Côte-de-Liesse / Du CollègeUsed in case of a service disruption on the REMREM Côte-de-Liesse / Montpellier / Du Ruisseau / Bois-FrancUsed in case of a service disruption on the REMSTM Transport adapté
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