Pointe-Claire Profile
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About Pointe-Claire
Pointe-Claire is an independent West Island city on Lac Saint-Louis, on the Island of Montréal—not a borough of the city of Montréal. A stone windmill and a lakeside village mark the old point; post-war streets, Highway 20, and Fairview shopping fill the inland side. Stewart Hall and the municipal aquatic centre sit on the shore. About 33,000 people live in Pointe-Claire.
Known for
- Demerged West Island city, separate from Montréal
- Historic village and windmill on Lac Saint-Louis
- Stewart Hall cultural centre on the lakeshore
- Fairview Pointe-Claire shopping centre
- Bilingual residential city on Highway 20
See & do
Pointe-Claire Village
Lakeside village streets, shops, and the historic point.
Pointe-Claire Windmill
Eighteenth-century stone mill on the lakeshore.
Stewart Hall
Cultural centre and gallery in a lakeside mansion.
Pointe-Claire Aquatic Centre
Municipal indoor and outdoor pools on the shore.
Lac Saint-Louis waterfront
Parks and boat clubs along the lake toward Beaconsfield.
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