Public meetings

Public meetings

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Every year, exo organizes three public sessions (in March, June and November) in order to keep you informed about a flurry of topics concerning public transit, and more precisely, our activities and operations. They are hold both in person and online.

The March and November sessions are presented in a panel-like format, followed by an info booths fair, where our experts answer your questions.

The June session, of a more traditional format, is held with the board of directors. It addresses current issues and is followed by a question period.


Public meeting calendar

Coming up

PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING

March 2025

More to follow

View the latest public meetings

PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING

November 7, 2024, 6 p.m.

Rebroadcast to follow

ANNUAL PUBLIC BOARD MEETING

June 13, 2024, 7 p.m.


PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING

March 13, 2024, 7p.m.


About the question period

Yes, towards the end of the meeting, we will take time to answer a few questions.

Yes, our expert teams will be there to answer your questions.

The question period finishes one (1) hour after it started, unless the chairman of the board considers it appropriate to extend it, or to end it sooner in the event there are no more questions.

Yes. A question may be deemed out of order if:

  • It is preceded by an unnecessary introduction
  • It contains a hypothesis, the expression of an opinion, a deduction, a suggestion or it imputes a motive;
  • The answer would require or constitute a professional opinion or a personal appreciation;
  • It concerns a case pending before a court or a quasi-judicial board, or a case under investigation, when, in this last case, something said could cause prejudice to a moral or physical person;
  • It contains seditious or offensive language.
  • It is forbidden for anyone asking a question to use violent, hurtful or disrespectful language towards exo, its board or anyone whatsoever.
  • Media representatives are allowed to attend the session, but only as observers. The question period is open to the public only.

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