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Sherbrooke Metro Station |
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Towards Montmorency |
Towards Côte-Vertu |
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| Weekdays | 5 h 55 | 0 h 59 | 5 h 43 | 0 h 52 |
| Saturday | 5 h 55 | 1 h 29 | 5 h 43 | 1 h 22 |
| Sunday | 5 h 55 | 0 h 59 | 5 h 43 | 0 h 52 |
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Sir John Coape Sherbrooke (1764-1830), a
British military man, served tours of duty around the world, and was the governor of Nova
Scotia during the War of 1812 between the United States and Canada. He later served as
governor-general of British North America 1816-1818, during which time Lower Canada
enjoyed a brief period of calm.
Sherbrooke St. was constructed in the area then known as Côte-à-Baron circa 1817. An 1825 map indicates that the street, then known as rue Ste-Marie or rue Sherbrooke, ran from rue St-Denis to what is now av. Union. Source : Translated from Tour toponymique Les stations de métro,
Communauté urbaine de Montréal, 1989 |
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