Ahuntsic-Cartierville Borough

Ahuntsic


Collège Grasset in Ahuntsic

Ahuntsic and Cartierville are located at the extreme north of Montreal.

Both districts have an easy access to Laval, a populated and commercial suburb located across the Back River.

With a population of 375,000 or so, Laval has become a key centre of economic activity.

There are approximately 11,000 businesses established in Laval that employ no less than some 125,000 people.

Mont-Saint-Louis in Ahuntsic

The CP, the the Canadian Pacific Railway contributed to the economic development of the territory.

The CP also created a physical barrier between A in the East and C in the West.

The expansion of the district started with the waterway transport on the Rivière-des-Prairies. It happened at the beginning of the colony and continued with the opening of the Montreal Metro in 1967.


Centre North

Gouin Boulevard East in Ahuntsic

There’s always been a strong religious presence in the Centre North of the district.

Many health and scholar establishments now occupy buildings that were built years ago by religious communities.

Among them, the Mont-Saint-Louis on Henri Bourassa, Sophie-Barat on Gouin East, André-Grasset on Crémazie, the College on Saint-Hubert and the Centre de santé et de services sociaux also on Gouin East.


North East

Pont Viau in Ahuntsic

The history of the North East goes a long way.

There are still many historical houses that remind us of a life that thrived around the mills along the road leading to the Île-de-la-Visitation, now a regional park.

The island is the site of a 34-hectare nature park, as well as of the remaining buildings of the historic Sault-au-Récollet. The most important concentration of historic houses is found in this district.


South West and South East

The South West is a strong industrialized sector with very little green areas and a high concentration of immigrants.

In the South East, 99% of the residences were built after 1960. It is the only sector that experienced such a swift expansion.


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