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    Laurentides

    Laurentides

    DISCOVER THE LAURENTIDES

    Recognized for the diversity of its industries and prosperity driven by tourism, the Laurentides region offers residents a charming, sought-after quality of life. Less than an hour from Montréal, the region offers solid prospects for employment and business opportunities in a variety of sectors.

    THINGS TO DO AND SEE

    Mont-Tremblant national park (Parc national du Mont-Tremblant) and Poisson Blanc regional park (Parc régional du Poisson Blanc) (in French only) offer a wide range of outdoor sports, such as cross-country skiing, via ferrata, kayaking and more.

    Mont-Tremblant is a ski resort that offers a unique environment and the most sophisticated facilities in North America.

    The Sommet Saint-Sauveur Water Park, with its 18-hole mini putt, slides, rafting and zip lines, will please the whole family!

    The P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park, the longest in Canada, is a 230-km trail that crosses hills and villages, both summer and winter.

    Oka national park (Parc national d’Oka) offers a magnificent beach in summer and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails in winter.

    Last but not least, there’s 2,800 km of snowmobile trails.

    SERVICES AND RESOURCES

  • Public transit
  • Intercity transport
  • Nearby airports
  • Settlement and integration services

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    FACTS AND FIGURES

  • Population : 592,500
  • Land area : 20,500 km²
  • Unemployment rate : 6.2% (2017)
  • Major cities and towns :
  • At 10 minutes from Montréal and 3 hours from Québec City
  • Key industries :

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    Soudage-montage
    Light-duty equipment and leisure vehicle mechanics
    Installation and maintenance of security systems
    Technical consulting for vehicule maintenance and repair
    Horticultural production
    Livestock and animal production
    Agricultural mechanics
    Advice and sales, motorized equipment parts
    Auto Bodywork
    Forest Management and Protection and Development of Wildlife Habitats
    Forest management
    Representative (ASP)
    Floristry


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