The ROUTE 24 (summer 2025)

November 19, 2024 by admin

Details

Will be changed to run between St-Laurent Station and Chapel Hill Park & Ride in both directions and run on Jasmine Crescent and Loyola Avenue instead of Ogilvie Road and Eastvale Drive:

Will run on Loyola Avenue, Shefford Road, Montréal Road, St-Joseph Boulevard, Bearbrook Road, Westpark Drive, Ridgeburn Gate, Eastpark Drive, Innes Road, Navan Road, Brian Coburn Boulevard, Renaud Road, Compass Street, Axis Way, and Fern Casey Street.

Service along Innes Road, Eastpark Drive, Bearbook Road and Westpark Drive will replace Route 28 in Blackburn Hamlet.

Map for future Route 24

Map for current Route 24

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