bus shelters in Montreal.

Yes. All shelters destined for Quebec ship with **French-only or French-dominant signage** in compliance with the **Charte de la langue française (Loi 96)**. Manuals, decals, and digital displays default to French with English available where federally regulated. Our Montreal and Quebec City installation crews are bilingual. Bill 96 (Loi 96) tightened French-signage requirements effective **June 2025** — functional copy on transit signage must be in French, and where bilingual signage is permitted the French version must be at least equally prominent. We work with the **Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF)** signage standard for every Quebec deployment and supply the **francophone-review certificate** with project closeout. Our QC project manager is bilingual and routes francophone content through native review before fabrication. Same approach for **New Brunswick official-bilingualism** sites — both languages, equal prominence, OQLF-equivalent review.

Anti-graffiti coatings on glass and panels allow most tags to be removed with a non-abrasive cleaner. For damaged glass, our **48-hour Canada-wide replacement program** dispatches tempered glass from regional depots in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Vancouver. Our maintenance contracts include monthly cleaning, quarterly inspection, and annual hardware torque checks. Treatment depends on incident frequency: **sacrificial film** (clear polymer sheet swappable in under 4 minutes) is right for high-vandalism corridors where panels are tagged weekly — replacement film costs **$30–$60 per panel** versus $200–$400 to refurbish a permanently-coated panel. **Permanent fluoropolymer coating** is right for low-vandalism sites where the once-a-year clean-down justifies the initial uplift. For glass breakage, **8–10 mm polycarbonate** instead of tempered glass survives baseball-bat-grade impact and is the default spec on school and campus deployments.

Yes. Our **showroom in Brantford, Ontario** displays full-size production units of every product line. We also maintain installed reference sites in **Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, and Halifax** that prospective municipal clients can visit by appointment. Engineering and procurement teams can request stamped drawings and material samples shipped overnight. Our **showroom in Brantford, Ontario** has full-size examples of every product line — standard, solar, heated, accessible, smart, modular, and several custom-architectural pieces — set up as you'd see them on the street. We host site visits **Monday–Friday 8am–5pm Eastern** by appointment; group visits for transit-authority procurement teams are common and we'll co-ordinate the agenda with your team's schedule. For teams outside Ontario, we can also direct you to deployed-in-the-field reference sites in your region — most of our recent municipal installs have a public-right-of-way location available for inspection.