Alstom in Canada
St-Bruno, Quebec J3V 6E6
CANADA
Alstom, a long-term Canadian mobility partner
Alstom's headquarters for the Americas Region is based in St-Bruno, Quebec. The company has been present in Canada for over 80 years, in the areas of naval and rail transport, power generation and power transmission. In 2015, Alstom went back to its roots and refocused all its activities on mobility. After the acquisition of Bombardier Transportation in January 2021, Alstom has become the reference partner for Canada in terms of mobility and the lead private rail operator in North America.
With sites in Brampton, Kingston and Thunder Bay in Ontario, in La Pocatière and St-Bruno in Quebec, as well as very long-term, structuring mobility projects and offices across the country, Alstom is a proud Canadian player and the only one with a manufacturing footprint in the country.
The company provides the largest range of solutions for mobility and public transportation, from trains to integrated systems, and digital mobility solutions to signalling. Alstom also provides operations and maintenance services to transit systems across North America and supports transit systems with overhaul and refurbishment programs and material and technology solutions.
The company relies not only on unrivalled technologies, the experience and skills of its 5,000 employees in Canada, but also on the development of a powerful network with over 1,000 local suppliers and partners.
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5,000employees
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5main sites
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1prototype centre
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1,200Canadian suppliers
Solutions implemented in Canada
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AZUR Trains in the Montreal Metro
The latest order of 153 metro cars (17 nine-car AZUR trainsets) was completed in December 2021 with the delivery of the final car to the Société de transport de Montréal (STM). A total of 71 AZUR trains are now running in Montreal, Quebec.
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Light Rail Transit System for City of Edmonton’s Valley Line
Edmonton Valley Line Southeast LRT opened for passenger service on November 4, 2023. This turnkey project is a Public-Private Partnership (P3) that includes a now completed design-build stage, and an operation and maintenance (O&M) commitment extending until 2050. 26 Canadian-built 100% low-floor light rail vehicles (LRV) serve the new line.
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Metrolinx GO Transit BiLevel Coaches
The final coach from the latest order of 36 Canadian-made GO Transit BiLevel commuter rail cars was delivered to Metrolinx in August 2021. Since 1975, 991 cars have been produced for the regional public transit service for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) in Ontario. A contract for the overhaul of 94 commuter rail cars was awarded in November 2021.
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Réseau express métropolitain (REM) Project in Montreal
The largest transit project in Quebec’s history since the construction of the Montreal métro over 50 years ago. Alstom is supplying 212 Metropolis cars (106 trains), an automated and driverless Urbalis 400 communication-based train control (CBTC) solution, an Alstom Iconis control centre, as well as platform screen doors and depot equipment and will maintain and operate the network for 30 years.
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Additional Streetcars for the City of Toronto
Alstom will supply 60 additional Flexity 100% low-floor, zero-emission light rail vehicles (LRVs) to the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) in Ontario. To date, 204 streetcars have been delivered to the TTC and the new order will be used to meet Toronto’s ridership demands and growth needs.
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Light rail vehicles for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (Metrolinx)
Several ongoing Alstom projects in the area include 46 Citadis Spirit light rail vehicles for Metrolinx’s Finch West and Hurontario LRT projects, and 76 Flexity light rail vehicles for Metrolinx’s Eglinton Crosstown LRT project.
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Light Rail Transit System for City of Edmonton’s Valley Line
Edmonton Valley Line Southeast LRT opened for passenger service on November 4, 2023. This turnkey project is a Public-Private Partnership (P3) that includes a now completed design-build stage, and an operation and maintenance (O&M) commitment extending until 2050. 26 Canadian-built 100% low-floor light rail vehicles (LRV) serve the new line.
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O-Train Confederation Line
The project includes 72 Citadis Spirit light rail vehicles for the Ottawa’s Light Rail Train network and 30 years of vehicle and system maintenance.
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CBTC signalling for Toronto
Urbalis 400 communication-based train control for TTC’s subway line 1 and its extension.
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Union Station rail corridor signalling
Renewed and fully modernized signalling system for the Union Station rail corridor in Toronto.
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Control centres for Toronto and Montreal
Iconis control centre & supervision solution for Metrolinx’s 452-km network and Montreal’s metro network. The Montreal project also comprises long-term maintenance support.
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Press ReleasesAlstom and the Montreal technology incubator Centech join forces to accelerate innovation in intelligent and sustainable mobility
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NewsLeveraging transferable skills: Ejovwoke's journey to Alstom
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NewsDriving innovation in engineering and diversity in the workplace
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Press ReleasesAlstom joins Pride at Work Canada demonstrating commitment to LGBTQ+ employees and broader community
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Press ReleasesAlstom will supply 6 additional Vancouver SkyTrain Mark V trains
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Press ReleasesAlstom’s Coradia iLint, the first hydrogen-powered train in service in the Americas, finalist in Fast Company’s 2024 World Changing Ideas list
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Press ReleasesAlstom receives global recognition for its Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in Canada
Working at Alstom in Canada
Joining Alstom means working for a global leader in sustainable and smart mobility, at the forefront of innovation to serve customers and the passengers of today and tomorrow. Alstom draws its values from the agility, inclusiveness and responsibility of its diverse, multicultural and ethical teams. With Alstom, become a player in your career and in the development of sustainable mobility.