Métro (Montreal newspaper)

For other newspapers with the same name, see Metro (newspaper).

Métro is a French-language current events and entertainment newspaper, owned by Metro International, published every weekday by Transcontinental Media and distributed for free on the Montreal metro.

Its main competitor is 24 heures, which is also free. An English language competitor is The Suburban, published weekly only.

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