Editing Verdun, Quebec (section)

==Transport==
Verdun is served by Quebec Autoroutes [[Quebec Autoroute 15|15]] and [[Quebec Autoroute 20|20]], which skirt the northern and eastern edges of its mainland portion and merge with [[Quebec Autoroute 10|Autoroute 10]] on Nuns' Island. The island is connected to the Island of Montreal and the South Shore via the [[Champlain Bridge (Montreal)|Champlain Bridge]].

The borough is contemplating the possibility of building a service bridge between the Island of Montreal and Nuns' Island. The bridge would connect Boul. Marguerite-Bourgeoys on Nuns' Island with Rue Galt in mainland Verdun. It would be accessible only to city services, public transit, cyclists, and pedestrians.<ref>[http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/ARR_VER_EN/MEDIA/DOCUMENTS/PONT_IDS_RAPPORT_FINALL-30-06-08-%20ANG-2.PDF "Report by the special committee examining the appropriateness of building a bridge connecting the two shores of the Verdun borough."] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121002091320/http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/ARR_VER_EN/MEDIA/DOCUMENTS/PONT_IDS_RAPPORT_FINALL-30-06-08-%20ANG-2.PDF |date=2012-10-02 }} Arrondissement de Verdun, July 2, 2008. Accessed July 4, 2011.</ref>

The borough is served by the [[Line 1 Green (Montreal Metro)|Green Line]] of the Montreal Metro: [[Verdun (Montreal Metro)|Verdun]], [[De L'Église (Montreal Metro)|De l'Église]], and [[LaSalle (Montreal Metro)|LaSalle]] stations, along with [[Jolicoeur (Montreal Metro)|Jolicoeur]] station immediately across the aqueduct in [[Ville-Émard]]. All of these stations have been in service since 1978. Other than the metro, there is also the bus. [[List of Société de transport de Montréal bus routes|The following bus routes]] pass through Verdun: 12 Ile Des Soeurs, 21 Place Du Commerce (runs AM rush only), 37 Jolicoeur, 38 De l'Église, 58 Wellington, 61 Wellington, 71 Du Centre, 107 Verdun, 108 Bannantyne and 112 Airlie.

The [[Réseau express métropolitain]] light metro serves Verdun at [[Île-des-Soeurs station]], with the station opening on July 31, 2023. This provides automated train service connecting Verdun to [[Montreal Central Station]], [[Brossard]], [[Downtown Montreal]] and other areas of [[Greater Montreal]], including, by 2027, [[Montreal-Trudeau International Airport]] at the [[YUL–Montréal–Trudeau Airport station]].