Remembrance Park

Nice, peacefully busy. Next to Verdun metro/subway.

Maybe not the best season while I write this but while living on St-Hubert near Sherbrooke station I would often skate there and then relaxe in this beautiful space white an enormous fountain when I wanted a différents parcours than the park LaFontaine in which I skated à lot during my summer there.

Annual Ypres Parade, many Verdun boys fought at Ypres Belgium. first GAS attack ww1).my regiment The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) front and center at this battle many Verdun lads were in the Watch." We attend every year we will never forget their Sacrifice"

Small park that usually has a lot of people. For the amount of people it's pretty clean and there's a children's playground nearby. This block is great when playing Pokemon go.

Nice area to chill down and sit

Nice park with a fountain filled with bubbles.

A park by the traffic lights. Squirrels, pigeons, benches and tables with chess boards. Not bad as a place to eat lunch in the open air.

I grew up next to this small park. It's more of a seating area than a playground for children. Situated next to Verdun metro station, I have watched as there has been very minor changes since the 1980's. Occasionally the water fountain is on hiatus or when it is open, don't be surprised to see that someone threw a box of soap into it yo create one giant bubble bath. There is a French school across the street from it and if you walk further up the street pass city hall you'll come across a child friendly park.For those who remember, the statue commemorate the lads and lasses who died during the major world wars and others still over the 20th Century. A bygone relic of a time that the majority of youth have little clue about today.

A cute little park by the metro, though as it's right by a metro entrance you do tend to see some strange characters.That aside, a nice little park with a pleasant fountain.