LaSalle Profile
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About LaSalle
LaSalle is a town in Essex County on the Detroit River, immediately south of Windsor—not the Montréal borough of the same name. It grew from Petite Côte and Sandwich West river lots into a suburban town of shoreline parks, the River Canard, and inland neighbourhoods. Fighting Island lies in the river off the town’s west shore. About 33,000 people live in LaSalle.
Known for
- Windsor-area town on the Detroit River, not Montréal’s LaSalle
- Front Road shoreline and Fighting Island views
- River Canard at the south end of the town
- Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex
- Petite Côte / Sandwich West river-lot origins
See & do
Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex
Municipal pools, ice, library, and the town’s main civic campus.
Front Road riverfront
Detroit River parks and lookouts toward Fighting Island.
Brunet Park
Riverfront park and boat launch on the Detroit River.
Cypher Systems Group Greenway
Multi-use trail corridor through the town.
River Canard
Historic creek mouth and marsh at the south end of LaSalle.
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