The new trains will be designed and engineered in Canada, with final assembly in Thunder Bay (Ontario) and testing in Kingston (Ontario), creating up to 945 direct jobs in the country.

Alstom has delivered the final vehicles of a 60-car light-rail order to the Toronto Transit Commission, expanding low-floor, zero-emission capacity across the city’s streetcar network.

The €920 million contract covers 47 diesel multiple units and five years of maintenance, supporting new long-distance and regional passenger services across central and northern Mexico.

Eighteen state-of-the-art Alstom Citadis light rail vehicles are set to operate across 16 stops and 2 stations on Toronto’s new 10.3-kilometre Finch West LRT line.

Life-sized model showcases upcoming 60-coach fleet with 110 mph capability, ADA access, wide windows, charging ports, and enhanced seating, previewed in New Haven.

For this project Alstom delivered a complete driverless light metro system, including rolling stock, signalling, and depots equipment at both end of the system.

Wide range of positions available in assembly, welding and painting.

Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, today announced it is seeking talented candidates to fill upwards of 150 positions at its regional headquarters and train development site (TDS) located in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec.

Alstom, a global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, celebrates the fifth anniversary of the inauguration of Line 3 of the Guadalajara Light Rail, a key infrastructure project for metropolitan mobility.

Part of Alstom’s Adessia commuter rail portfolio, the multilevel cars can run between 75-125 mph (120-200 km/h) on electrified as well as non-electrified networks.