A Vibrant City at the Heart of the Eastern Townships Sherbrooke sits at the centre of the Eastern Townships, offering a rare balance of nature, culture and urban vitality. Shaped by the Magog and Saint-François rivers, the city has grown around a remarkable natural setting that gives it a peaceful and inspiring atmosphere. Formerly known […]
A City of Contrasts and Opportunities Located just north of Montréal, Laval is Québec’s third-largest city, home to nearly 450,000 residents across more than 245 km². Formed from several islands, the largest being Île Jésus, Laval combines the energy of a major urban centre with the calm of a green, low-density environment. Both a city […]
A Region Defined by Balance and Diversity Spanning more than 11,000 km², Montérégie is a region of harmonious contrasts located between Montréal, the Eastern Townships and the U.S. border. It stands out for its varied landscapes—agricultural plains, the Montérégie hill chain and riverfront vistas—combined with a high quality of life. The region is structured around […]
An Emblematic Montréal Heritage District Set along the southern slopes of Mount Royal, the Golden Square Mile remains one of Montréal’s most distinguished neighbourhoods. Historically home to many of Canada’s leading families of the Victorian and early 20th century eras, it is characterized by a rare balance of heritage, culture and contemporary living. Its name […]
A Garden Suburb with an Ideal Location Located between downtown Montréal and Montréal–Trudeau International Airport, the town of Montréal West has long been one of the island’s best-kept residential addresses. It offers residents an exceptional location, combining the quality of life of a garden suburb with direct access to major business, cultural and academic centres. […]
Montréal Neighbourhood Living at Its Best Defined by streets such as Saint-Denis, Saint-Laurent, avenue du Mont-Royal and Sherbrooke Street, the Plateau Mont-Royal reflects the essence of Montréal neighbourhood living: walkable, human-scaled and creative. Formerly a working-class area, it has preserved much of its heritage while becoming a reference point for culture, design and urban life. […]