Is Brossard in Montreal?

It is a suburb located on the South Shore of Montreal.

How do I get to Brossard from the airport?

You can take a taxi, Uber, or public transit via the REM.

Is it expensive to live there?

It is a popular residential area with varying costs of living.

Can I drive there in winter?

Yes, but ensure you have winter tires and experience with snow.

What is the best way to travel from Emo?

Driving is standard, but flying is faster.

Emo

Brossard

Flight Driving

Emo to Brossard

Updated: 28 May 2026

The trip from Emo to Brossard is a long-distance journey of approximately 2,180 kilometers. You will drive across the expansive Ontario landscape, utilizing the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 17) to reach the Montreal area. Brossard is located on the South Shore of Montreal, easily accessible via the Champlain Bridge. For a faster trip, fly from Thunder Bay to Montreal-Trudeau and take a shuttle or taxi to Brossard. This route is ideal for those looking to reach the vibrant suburbs of the Greater Montreal area.

Total Distance: 2,180 km driving distance; 1,720 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Flying to Montreal and taking a taxi is the fastest.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most cost-effective for families.

Compare Emo to Brossard Routes

	Flight Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	7 hours total	25 hours driving time
Avg Price	$600-$900	$500-$700 in fuel
Operator	Air Canada	Personal Vehicle
Route	Fly from Thunder Bay to Montreal, then take a taxi or bus to Brossard.	Highway 17 to Ottawa, then Autoroute 417 and 40/10.
Tip	The REM light rail system now connects parts of Brossard to Montreal.	The Champlain Bridge is the main entry point into Brossard from Montreal.

Travel Tips

Traffic
Avoid the Champlain Bridge during morning and evening rush hours.
Public Transit
Use the REM train for quick access to downtown Montreal.
Language
Brossard is diverse, but French is the official language.
Accommodation
Stay near the DIX30 area for easy access to amenities.
Navigation
Use Waze or Google Maps to navigate Montreal's complex highway system.

Safety Tips

Highway Vigilance
Stay alert on the long stretches of Northern Ontario highways.
Winter Tires
Mandatory in Quebec; ensure your vehicle is compliant.
Emergency Kit
Carry a winter survival kit if traveling in colder months.
Vehicle Security
Park in well-lit areas when staying in hotels.