Saint-Hubert (Longueuil)

Saint-Hubert is a district of the town of Longueuil since January 2002 and is located in the suburbs of Montreal. It is located in the administrative area of the Montérégie. Place of new the Hotel-of-city of the town of Longueuil. It is named in the honor of Hubert of Liege.

On its territory a airport recording is weather data belonging to the Canadian Space agency. Its airport is among most active of Canada and includes/understands the National school of Aerotechnics (Cégep Edouard-Montpetit). Its population, in 2001, is evaluated with approximately 77.300 inhabitants.

The airport of Saint-Hubert will become an important air military base for the Canada during the second world war until its closing in 1995. A vast cinematographic company was established with the old military base with the inauguration of Movies-City Montreal in 1999.

August 1st, 1930 with Saint-Hubert, the airport accommodated the R-100 at the end of a voyage of more than 3.300 miles (approximately 6,000 km).

October 17th, 1970, the FLQ emits an official statement at the radio station montréalaise CKAC 730 in which he announces the death of the minister Pierre Laporte. The journalist Michel Saint-Louis goes in a waste ground near the airport. The body of Pierre Laporte was found died in the trunk of a car of Chevrolet mark. To honor the memory with late, a park of the city bears its name.

In 1992, the municipal administration undertakes important work in order to create an immense park in full heart of the city, the park of the City, including/understanding a one kilometer length lake.

Policy

Mayor of the town of Longueuil: Claude Gladu
President of the district of Saint-Hubert: Stephan Desjardins

The district of Saint-Hubert belongs to the electoral constituencies of Laporte and Vachon, at the provincial level, and of the district of Saint-Bruno-Saint-Hubert, at the federal level.

The district of Saint-Hubert includes/understands 8 municipal districts. It is composed of 4 sectors:

Iberville
Laflèche
Laurendeau
Maricourt

History

In 1958, the municipality of Saint-Hubert obtains officially his statute of city.

Transport

Highway 30
Roads 112,116 and 134
Public transport: partly ensured by the Grid system of Longueuil (RTL)
Airport of Saint-Hubert
Train: Park of Saint-Hubert starting from the Line Montreal - Mount-Saint-Hilaire by the metropolitan Agence of transport

Principal infrastructures

Elementary schools

School Paul-Chagnon
School Laurent-Benoit
School Charles-LeMoyne
School Gaetan-Butcher
School of the Garden-Bienville
School of the Four-season
School of the Four-Winds
School De Maricourt
School Monseigneur-Forget
School of the Mosaic
Maurice-L School. - Duplessis
School D' Iberville
School Of the Mile-Flowers
School Saint-Joseph
Royal Charles Elementary School
Royal Oak Elementary School
Terry Fox Elementary School

secondary Schools

secondary School Andre-Laurendeau
secondary School Mgr-A.M. - Relative
Regional Heritage High School

Cégeps

National school of Aerotechnics (Cégep Edouard-Montpetit)

Arts centres

Arts center Bienville
Arts center Boisvert
Arts center Immaculate-Design
Arts center Labrosse
Arts center Pierre-and-Bernard Lucas
Arts center Quévillon
Arts center St-Thomas of Villeneuve

Industrial Parks

industrial Park L.Gérard-Leclerc
industrial Park Litchfield
industrial Park Saint-Hubert
industrial Park Rammer

Twinning

External bond

Site of the district Saint-Hubert

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