My Alerts Operating hours
Line 4 - Yellow
| Towards Berri-UQAM | ||
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| First | Last | |
| Weekdays | 05h30 | 01h00 |
| Saturday | 05h30 | 01h30 |
| Sunday | 05h30 | 01h00 |
After the last métro, you can use the night bus service.
Frequency of departures
Line 4 - Yellow
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Peak
From 7am to 9am and from 4pm to 6pm
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Non-peak
Morning, day and evening (non-peak)
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|---|---|---|
| Week | Every 4 to 6 minutes | Every 4 to 10 minutes |
| Week-end | Every 8 to 10 minutes | |
Estimated occupancy
Entrances
- Sortie Longueuil, 90, place Charles-Le Moyne, J4K 2T4
Around this station
How do I get to the special shuttle in case of a métro service interruption?
Two stops are available at this station and the signs are easily identifiable since they are yellow, the color of the métro line they serve.
Northbound towards 
Papineau métro station: at door 8 of the bus Terminus.- Northbound towards Jean-Drapeau métro station: at door 8 of the bus Terminus.
This shuttle is not free, the regular fare applies.
It is also possible to check these stops on the neighbourhood map displayed at the entrances of our stations.
Find out more about the station
Bicycle slides are available for you at this station. They allow you to access the platform without having to carry your bike.
Architect: Jean Dumontier (City of Montréal).
Opened: April 1967.
Origin of name: the City of Longueuil, a name that possibly refers to a village in Normandy, where Charles Le Moyne (1626-1685) came from and who was the first owner of the land; the Université de Sherbrooke, founded in 1954, that runs a campus next to the métro station since 2002.
Did you know? The name of this station was Longueuil from 1967 to 2002.
Artwork: murals by Jean Dumontier.
Mobile network is available at this station.