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The current, permanent station and facilities opened on August 26, 2013, replacing a temporary train station named Saint-Hubert that had been set up several hundred meters to the east since December 2003. The new installations include longer, permanent platforms that allow access to all cars of the train, new shelters and a tunnel allowing access to both platforms.
The new station is equipped with a work of public art, a sculpture by Marie-France Brière titled Zigzag. It stands opposite the station building.