Parc Bourbonnière — Attraction in Montreal

The lifeguards at this pool need training in respect . And so should the children who get dumped there by their oarebts. The swim staff yell and blow their whistles at everything. The pool should have restrictions on how many people can be in the water at the same time and children under age of twelve should have parents with them. Too many kids are dumped there and the swim staff is put in a situation where they have to whistle and tell every 5 minutes. It is NOT a relaxed environment. Of all the public pools this one is the worst. The staff in Dorval talk to the kids. Here they yell at them. All st-laurent pools should have limits on occupancy. Children must have parental supervision.like the Library, these are public places, not free...

community pool in Ville St Laurent, with a shallow end for younger swimmers and a decent size deeper end for more experienced swimmers. There are always lifeguards on duty. The pool also has an adjoining kids sprinkler play area that also has a lifeguard. The swimming pool is heated but the kids area is not. The only downside is parking; there is no parking lot so you have to find something on the...

Ok. Need more trees for more shade and a few more benches. Also the sidewalk going through it needs drainage b/c always full of wate when it rains or when snow melts hard to maneuver through to other side of park which leads...