Blainville Profile
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About Blainville
Blainville is a suburban city in the Laurentides on Montréal’s North Shore, along Autoroute 15 between Sainte-Thérèse and Mirabel. It grew quickly from a seigneurial parish into a family-oriented commuter city of parks, sports facilities, and residential neighbourhoods. The old village and the Curé-Labelle corridor still mark the historic spine. About 60,000 people live in Blainville.
Known for
- North Shore commuter suburb of Greater Montréal
- Parc équestre and a strong sports-recreation profile
- Rapid residential growth along Autoroute 15
- Old village and Boulevard du Curé-Labelle
- Fontainebleau ravine trails
See & do
Parc équestre de Blainville
Municipal equestrian park used for events and public grounds.
Parc du Domaine Vert
Urban forest park with trails, swimming, and winter sports.
Sentiers des ravins de Fontainebleau
Ravine walking trails in the Fontainebleau neighbourhood.
Centre d’excellence Sports Rousseau
Arena and sports complex for hockey and community events.
Old village / Curé-Labelle
Historic parish spine and civic corridor.
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