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Laval

Laval, luh VAL (pop. 368,709), is one of the largest cities in Quebec. A part of the Montreal metropolitan area, it lies on Jesus Island, which lies just north of Montreal where the Ottawa and St. Lawrence rivers meet. Seven bridges link Laval with Montreal. Laval factories manufacture furniture, food products, industrial machinery, aluminum, iron and steel, electrical appliances, wood and paper products, chemical and pharmaceutical products, clothing, transportation equipment, and sports… More »

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Gatineau

Gatineau is an industrial city in southern Quebec. It lies on the Ottawa River. Ottawa, Canada's... More >>

Laval

Laval, luh VAL (pop. 368,709), is one of the largest cities in Quebec. A part of the Montreal... More >>

Sherbrooke

Sherbrooke (pop. 147,427) is the trading center of a rich agricultural and industrial region in... More >>


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