45 Parks in Verdun........................Really !! Is this the Verdun we remember

I never thought we had that many parks, but ??? Here from a Montreal site that refers to our old hometown as just a borrough of Montreal (amalgamation would not have had my vote however,.......such is life)

VERDUN

I think it’s a family environment. There are several parks, activities and the waterfront is close by.

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The Borough of Verdun borough is a very convenient place to live if you work downtown. It’s the perfect location for a young urban family that doesn’t want to waste time commuting.

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The borough Verdun at a glance

Some facts and figures

• 30% of the households include children
• 43,5 % of household with children live in a two bedroom residence
• 45 parks
• 3 community gardens
• Boisé de l’île des Sœurs (woodland area) and St. Lawrence River Waterfront
• 4 outdoor pools and 1 heated wading pool
• 35 community organisations
• 2 libraries, 3 cultural centres
• 2 arenas
• 7 outdoor skating rinks, including 1 Bleu Blanc Rouge rink
• 26 outdoor tennis courts (mostly on Nuns’ Island)
• 25 km of bicycle paths, patrolled 24/7 for safety 

Living environment

The Borough of Verdun borough is a very convenient place to live if you work downtown. It’s the perfect location for a young urban family that doesn’t want to waste time commuting. It offers a peaceful environment with neighbourhoods filled with green spaces and brimming with cultural amenities. All services are minutes away. Both the central sector, bisected by Wellington Street, and Nuns’ Island attract home-buyers. Verdun is well-known for its active community life. The bicycle paths and playgrounds are places where residents socialize. On Wellington Street, charming cafés, bakeries, butcher shops and boutiques reflect the borough’s ongoing revitalization.

Neighbourhoods in this borough

• Wellington-de-l'Église (heart of the borough)
• Verdun-Ouest
• Île-des-Sœurs (Nuns’ Island)
• Crawford-Park

Things to do

• École de cirque de Verdun
• Promenade Wellington
• Parc Angrignon

Major Employers

• Institut universitaire en santé mentale Douglas
• Hospital Center Verdun
• Centre d'hébergement Champlain de Verdun 
• Croix-Rouge canadienne
• École de cirque de Verdun
• Groupe Pages jaunes
• Bell Canada
• Multi-Prêts
• C.L.S.C. Verdun–Côte-Saint-Paul  
• Commission Scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys (Centre de formation professionnelle de Verdun)

A few words about the area

“I think it’s a family environment. There are several parks, activities and the waterfront is close by.” (Résidents en amour avec leur quartier, CIBL, 101.5 Montréal)

“You want to do your shopping, you just need to go on Wellington Street, and everything is there! You’re close to downtown, public transportation (…) Also good schools, very good schools.” (Résidants en amour avec leur quartier, CIBL, 101.5 Montré