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reel and hand pump was the only village fire protection. Locals failed to put out the fire and asked for help from
Montreal. Equipment was sent by train but did not arrive in time to help. The worst of the damage was on the rue de l'église. In all about 30 buildings were destroyed, including the post office, the town hall, and the residences of about 200 people.
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In 1900, a major fire destroyed much of the village. The fire was discovered in an uninhabited building around 2:00 a.m., 22 May 1900. The wind caused the fire to spread to surrounding houses. The only water supply was from village wells or carried in buckets from the river. A small two-wheeled hose
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built the railroad through the area in 1855, linking Pointe-Claire to
Montreal. This brought people, and with them property development in an area that up to then had been largely agricultural. It also improved the welfare of farmers by providing a ready market for their goods. Suburban development
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October 13, 1713, the seminary formed a parish on the land that now includes Pointe-Claire and much of the West Island, and in 1714 a church was built at the point, at the site of the present-day church. Up to that time the area was served by an itinerant missionary priest. Initially the church
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The Pointe-Claire Water
Treatment Plant distributes an average of 65,000,000 litres (14,300,000 imp gal; 17,200,000 US gal) of potable water per day to a population of 87,248 people and approximately 1000 business and commercial users spread out in the city of Pointe-Claire,
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The public Terra-Cotta
Natural Park which is a natural green space of 39 hectares (96 acres), with six kilometers (4 miles) of paths. From 1912 to 1962, a clay deposit on the site was exploited by the Montréal Terra Cotta and Lumber Co. The clay, mixed with sawdust, was baked on site to produce
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was called Saint-Francois-de-Sales, but it was renamed six months later to Saint-Joachim de la Pointe Claire. The church and presbytery, both built of stone, formed a fort about two arpents (7,000 m, 75,000 sq ft) in area, surrounded by stakes. The construction was ordered by
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The urbanization of the territory of Pointe-Claire began in the 1600s, when the
Sulpicians were lords of the island of Montreal. Land on the island of Montreal was granted to the Sulpicians for development as early as 1663. They began to grant concessions along major waterways.
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Pointe-Claire is entirely urbanised and developed. There are 38 public parks and green spaces with 5 baseball/softball diamonds, 26 playgrounds, 19 soccer pitches, 7 outdoor swimming pools, 24 tennis courts, 10 outdoor skating rinks, and five shoreline areas.
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On July 1, 1845, the
Village Municipality of Saint-Joachim-de-la-Pointe-Claire was created, before losing its municipal status on September 1, 1847, as was common in Quebec for many local entities. On September 2, 1854, it was reestablished.
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In 1955, the City of Pointe-Claire annexed large portions of the Parish
Municipality of Saint-Joachim-de-la-Pointe-Claire (which was formed on September 1, 1855). Remaining portions of the municipal parish became the Town of
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by about 30 metres (98 ft) not far from shore, more steeply in the west. The eastern side has a soil rich in clay, while the western side is stonier with limestone strata. Pointe-Claire is bounded on the north by
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In 1728–1729, the first lots were granted, near the fort, to a blacksmith and to a carpenter. By 1765 there were 783 residents, 74 lots owned by 35 individuals, and 19 houses, some built of stone, but most of wood.
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to have a station added to the line at the end of Cedar Avenue, which he also paved from there down to Lakeshore Road. Both sides of Cedar Avenue were built up by 1920.
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had to build a mill for the colonists, who in turn had to grind their grain there at a set fee. The arrival of French settlers in Pointe-Claire began in 1698-1699.
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until June 15, 2020. The change was a result of a law passed by the Quebec government that changed the school board system from
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began in 1893 when Otto Frederick Lilly acquired land spanning Boulevard Saint-Jean. He used his influence with the
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Municipal bylaw enforcement and animal control are provided by the city's Public Security force.
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Beaconsfield, Baie-D'Urfé, Kirkland, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue and Senneville.
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Parliament of Canada Federal Riding History: NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE--LACHINE (Quebec)
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located at Avenue De-la-Baie-de-Valois (Valois Bay) and Donegani Avenue, and
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Recollections of Early Pointe Claire: Fire in Pointe Claire: May 22, 1900
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was created from a revision of this article dated 30 June 2012
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total private dwellings, a change of 6.7% from its 2016 population of
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is at about 30 metres (98 ft) above sea level and rises along a
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2010:"Pointe-Claire, Ville (V) Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population"
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Starting 2024, Pointe-Claire will be served by two stations on the
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2913:"Lindsay Place High School in Pointe-Claire closes after 59 years"
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The Suburban News | LBPSB to open new high school in Pointe Claire
1958:(in French). Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation
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cross Pointe-Claire from east to west, both with intersections at
2235:"Parishes, Missions and municipalities of the province of Quebec"
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did not extend to women until 1940) of Pointe-Claire elected the
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1855:: Clearpoint (formerly Cedar Park) and St. John Fisher, and two
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Cultural Centre, the Sailing Base at Grande-Anse Park, near the
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Fairview Pointe-Claire, a major regional mall in Pointe-Claire
2077:. Conseil du patrimoine de Montreal. 2005. pp. 3–47.
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2016:. Government of Canada - Statistics Canada. 27 April 2022
1851:(LBPSB) operates Anglophone public school. They run two
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and became a borough. However, after political changes (
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Church and presbytery of Saint-Joachim de Pointe-Claire
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majority. From 1973 to 1981 it was in the now-defunct
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L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève–Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
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is a former public high school that was part of the
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1478:. Companies headquartered in Pointe-Claire include
2514:"Pointe-Claire tables bilingual status resolution"
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1689:William Franklin MacMurchie (1998–2002, 2006–2013)
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1635:Joseph Léon Vital Mallette (1923–1925, 1927–1929)
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1891:Centre de services scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys
1827:. Fire and rescue services are provided by the
1771:located at Donegani Avenue and Ashgrove Avenue,
1462:. Employers of more than 200 employees include:
1656:Wilbrod Alphonse Bastien (1939–1941, 1948–1950)
1523:Tara Stainforth (District 4—Cedar Park Heights)
1162:Canada census – Pointe-Claire community profile
1510:Claude Cousineau (District 1—Cedar-Le Village)
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2692:"Pointe-Claire (Code 2466097) Census Profile"
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2126:. Société Historique Beaurepaire-Beaconsfield
1952:"Répertoire des municipalités: Pointe-Claire"
1759:Pointe-Claire is served by three stations on
1716:. Private facilities also exist, such as the
759:View from Pointe Claire over Lake Saint-Louis
725:municipal reorganizations across the province
1674:Olive Louise Urquhart (1954–1956, 1958–1961)
1587:Pierre Charles Valois (1864–1866, 1869–1878)
598:was opened having been ordered by intendant
74:Location of Pointe-Claire on Montreal Island
2488:"Pointe-Claire fights for bilingual status"
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1458:dealer), City of Pointe-Claire, Lumen, and
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1914:(formerly École secondaire Saint-Thomas).
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2046:"Pointe-Claire: Origine et signification"
1871:as well as Wilder-Penfield Elementary in
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27:Suburban municipality of Montreal, Canada
3366:Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles
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1924:List of anglophone communities in Quebec
1897:Commission scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys
1805:Local bus transportation is provided by
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1599:Godfroid Madore (1881–1884, 1886–1896)
1539:Provincially, Pointe-Claire is in the
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2397:"Souvenir Album - Kirkland 1961-1986"
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2277:"Jacques Cartier, Quebec (1867–1952)"
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763:The shoreline of Pointe-Claire along
553:Pointe-Claire was first described by
531:Saint-Joachim de Pointe-Claire Church
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297:34.66 km (13.38 sq mi)
242:Point of land with a clear view over
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3944:Bilingual cities and towns in Quebec
3401:Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension
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2655:. Statistics Canada. 20 August 2019.
2599:. Statistics Canada. 4 February 2022
2441:"PARKS, SPORTS FIELDS AND BUILDINGS"
2237:. BAnQ Grande Bibliothèque of Québec
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1823:Police services are provided by the
1659:William John Moore Kenna (1941–1944)
1199:18.90 km (7.30 sq mi)
1196:18.91 km (7.30 sq mi)
1142:, Pointe-Claire had a population of
305:18.91 km (7.30 sq mi)
3321:Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
2792:Pointe-Claire Water Treatment Plant
2627:. Statistics Canada. 12 August 2021
2512:Meagher, John (15 September 2022).
2048:. Commission de toponymie of Québec
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3917:Municipal reorganization in Quebec
3903:Administrative divisions of Quebec
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2901:. Retrieved on September 28, 2017.
2675:. Statistics Canada. 18 July 2021.
2343:"Conflagration à la Pointe-Claire"
1644:Ernest de Bellefeuille (1931–1933)
1641:Eric Grantley Donegani (1929–1931)
1593:Pierre Alphonse Valois (1879–1881)
1541:Jacques-Cartier electoral district
1516:Kelly Thorstad-Cullen (District 3—
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533:are sited. The point extends into
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2716:"Profil économique: juillet 2010"
1813:Public safety and animal services
1783:with a major terminal located at
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1686:Malcolm Campbell Knox (1982–1998)
1532:Eric Stork (District 7—Northview)
1492:The Canadian Salt Company Limited
741:2004 Quebec municipal referendums
700:Provincial highway number 2 (now
667:British North America Act of 1867
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1807:Société de transport de Montréal
1781:Société de transport de Montréal
1647:Henry Edward Woolmer (1933–1935)
1638:Sydmer Wallace Ewing (1925–1927)
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1565:Pointe-Claire electoral district
813:National Historic Site of Canada
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1535:Brent Cowan (District 8—Oneida)
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507:Urban agglomeration of Montreal
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2911:Meagher, John (24 June 2021).
2899:Lester B. Pearson School Board
2377:. Institut généalogique Drouin
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1680:Arthur Ewen Séguin (1961–1974)
1665:John Clifford Mann (1946–1948)
1248:References: 2021 2016 earlier
815:, which is open to the public.
697:(city/town) de Pointe-Claire.
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3326:L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève
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2183:Harold Bérubé (3 July 2008).
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1207:1,770.9/km (4,587/sq mi)
723:From 2002 to 2006 there were
326:1,770.9/km (4,587/sq mi)
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2738:"Budget and Municipal Taxes"
1875:serve sections of the city.
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1792:Réseau express métropolitain
1677:J. Maurice Arpin (1956–1958)
1653:Joseph Kenworthy (1937–1939)
1650:William Larocque (1935–1937)
1629:Ambroise Cartier (1919–1921)
1590:William McKinnon (1867–1868)
1584:Edmond Robillard (1855–1864)
799:Large green spaces include:
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3874:Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro
2321:Milne, George E.R. (1965).
1917:
1620:Robert Meredith (1913–1915)
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517:the population was 33,488.
107:Location in southern Quebec
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3949:Cities and towns in Quebec
2465:"Terra-Cotta Natural Park"
2427:A History of Pointe-Claire
2345:(in French). 29 March 2011
2300:"History of Pointe-Claire"
2263:A History of Pointe-Claire
2170:A History of Pointe-Claire
1833:Emergency Medical Services
1802:on Des Sources Boulevard.
1695:John Belvedere (2017–2021)
1692:Morris Trudeau (2013–2017)
1668:Charles Barnes (1950–1952)
1617:Aldéric Lesage (1908–1913)
1614:Stéphanus Brisebois (1908)
1611:Emilien Mayers (1901–1902)
1605:Gabriël Valois (1897–1899)
1602:Calixte Brault (1884–1886)
1448:Lakeshore General Hospital
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729:reorganization of Montreal
642:en route to the interior.
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2700:. Government of Canada -
2667:"2001 Community Profiles"
2647:"2006 Community Profiles"
2619:"2016 Community Profiles"
2591:"2021 Community Profiles"
2147:"History of Beaconsfield"
1929:People from Pointe-Claire
1879:Lindsay Place High School
1698:Tim Thomas (2021–present)
1683:David W. Beck (1974–1982)
1671:Ernest Bélair (1952–1954)
1623:Joseph Martin (1915–1917)
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2298:Ville de Pointe-Claire.
2261:Matthews, Brian (1985).
2211:. Ville de Pointe-Claire
2168:Matthews, Brian (1985).
1829:Montreal Fire Department
1798:on Fairview Avenue, and
1718:Pointe-Claire Yacht Club
1714:Pointe-Claire Canoe Club
1662:Donat Demers (1944–1946)
1188:31,380 (+1.9% from 2011)
1185:33,488 (+6.7% from 2016)
660:Canadian Pacific Railway
3677:Quartier des spectacles
3536:Historic Jewish Quarter
3275:Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
2846:. City of Pointe Claire
2824:. City of Pointe Claire
2768:"Agglomeration council"
2145:Ville de Beaconsfield.
2104:. City of Pointe-Claire
2099:"Planning Program 2022"
1825:Montreal Police Service
1794:rapid transit network:
1632:James Nebbs (1921–1923)
1579:List of former mayors:
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1400:Not a visible minority
1237:Median household income
1221:47.6 (M: 45.1, F: 49.6)
1218:49.2 (M: 46.0, F: 51.6)
588:Great Peace of Montreal
3889:Pierrefonds-Senneville
3662:Quartier International
3496:Faubourg Saint-Laurent
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2941:Listen to this article
2803:RTM Dorion-Rigaud Line
2375:www.mairesduquebec.com
2302:. www.pointe-claire.ca
2279:. Parliament of Canada
1785:Fairview Pointe-Claire
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3361:Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
3311:Ahuntsic-Cartierville
3000:City of Pointe-Claire
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2149:. www.beaconsfield.ca
1769:Pointe-Claire station
1765:Vaudreuil–Hudson line
1746:Boulevard Des Sources
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3637:Pointe-Saint-Charles
3303:Boroughs of Montreal
2992:More spoken articles
2766:Montréal, Ville de.
2672:2001 Canadian Census
2652:2006 Canadian Census
2624:2016 Canadian Census
2596:2021 Canadian Census
2404:ville.kirkland.qc.ca
1742:Boulevard Saint-Jean
1484:Novacam Technologies
1472:Hudson's Bay Company
1466:, El Ran Furniture,
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632:Governor Beauharnois
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2331:on 25 October 2021.
2124:"Significant Dates"
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3682:Red-Light District
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2406:. Town of Kirkland
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3446:Centre-Sud
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3280:Senneville
2988:Audio help
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2722:13 October
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1995:Archive-It
1935:References
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1561:Anglophone
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1464:Réno-Dépôt
1389:Ethnicity
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665:After the
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444:A-40 (TCH)
310:Population
258:Tim Thomas
250:Government
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3526:Greektown
3511:Glenmount
3451:Chinatown
3351:Outremont
3222:Westmount
3195:Hampstead
2575:29 August
2209:"History"
1843:Education
1470:Medical,
1327:Language
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751:Geography
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419:Highways
356:Time zone
333:2016-2021
238:Named for
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3762:Villeray
3722:Saraguay
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3617:Overdale
3582:Mile End
3486:Downtown
3426:Ahuntsic
3260:Kirkland
3201:Montreal
3048:Kirkland
2990: ·
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2806:Archived
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2523:20 April
2497:20 April
1991:Archived
1980:Archived
1918:See also
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1242:$ 80,242
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786:Kirkland
739:and the
710:Kirkland
675:suffrage
636:Iroquois
608:St. Jean
521:Toponymy
400:H9R, H9S
179:Montréal
162:Province
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3819:Mercier
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3697:Roxboro
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3331:Lachine
2977: (
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1460:Bell TV
1426:Economy
1403:23,545
1343:15,595
1339:English
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1277:English
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1134:In the
915:+230.0%
616:arpents
541:History
527:toponym
509:on the
501:) is a
482:French:
451:Website
203:Village
195:Settled
151:Country
126:73°49′W
123:45°27′N
3779:Valois
3391:Verdun
3255:Dorval
3094:Dorval
2747:. 2019
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2603:6 June
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2381:7 June
2233:BAnQ.
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1962:31 May
1863:, and
1555:, and
1518:Valois
1474:, and
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1364:Other
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610:, and
592:Dorval
458:.ville
350:13,823
318:33,488
221:Merged
174:Region
167:Quebec
155:Canada
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714:Ville
694:Ville
382:UTC−4
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212:Ville
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