Henri-Bourassa

Plan your trips around elevator accessibility across the network:

• Orange line: possible connection with the Blue line at Jean-Talon and Snowdon métro stations, and with the Green line at Berri-UQAM and Lionel-Groulx métro stations.
• Green line: possible connection with the Orange line at Berri-UQAM and Lionel-Groulx métro stations.
• Blue line: possible connection with the Orange line at Jean-Talon and Snowdon métro stations.
• Yellow line: no connection possible.
• Berri-UQAM station: only the Orange and Green lines are accessible by elevator.

Visit the Elevator access to the métro page to find all accessible stations

You can check the status of elevator service at any time by going to elevator service updates.

When travelling, you can ask to be accompanied by an STM employee to cross the gap between the platform and the metro car.

One stop is available at this station and the sign is easily identifiable since it is orange, the color of the métro line it serve.

•   Southbound towards Côte-Vertu: Bus stop 53757 located in the bus terminal south of Henri-Bourassa.

This shuttle is not free, the regular fare applies. 

Weekdays : 5:30 a.m. to 8:50 a.m.

IMPORTANT : The opening hours of the fare booths in these stations will be ajusted and extended if an event leads to an increase in ridership.

Equipment on site to meet your needs

	Buy your fare or a new OPUS card (regular fare) at the automatic fare vending machine.
	Use the telephone identified by this symbol to speak with an employee at the main entrance.
	Use the telephone identified by this symbol only for safety concerns or in the event of an incident.

Number of bicycle stands available outside the station: 217.  First come, first served.

Before taking our public transit system with your bike, please read the Bicycles section for more info.

Architects: Janusz Warunkiewicz (City of Montréal); André Léonard (Bureau de transport métropolitain); Bisson, Fortin & Associés.

Opened: October 1966.

Origin of name: boulevard Henri-Bourassa owes its name to journalist and politician Henri Bourassa (1868-1952), fervent French-Canadian nationalist and founder of the newspaper Le Devoir in 1910.

Did you know? This station served as a terminus for the Orange line from October 1966 to April 2007. An underground métro garage is located in the vicinity of this station.

Artworks: mural by a collective of Montreal children, mural by Jacques Huet, murals by André Léonard and murals by Axel Morgenthaler.

Discover the STM and its history

• Aréna Ahuntsic : 10560, rue Saint-Hubert
• Bibliothèque Ahuntsic : 10300, rue Lajeunesse
• Cégep de Bois-de-Boulogne (bus 164 or 171)
• Maison de la culture Ahuntsic-Cartierville : 10300, rue Lajeunesse
• Parc Ahuntsic