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Sainte-Catherine
Sainte-Catherine is a city in the Monteregie region, just 15 minutes away from the city of Montreal. It is located in the Roussillon Regional County Municipality of southwest Quebec, Canada, on the St. Lawrence River.
a warm, creative, and contemporary town that features a number of significant economic drivers, provides a large number of green spaces and cycle paths, as well as a wide variety of activities and events for everyone.
Source: Tourisme-Monteregie
Source: recreoparc.org
Reasons to Live in Sainte-Catherine
- Safe & Economical
According to a study, it has been reported that crime rates in Sainte-Catherine are 28% lower than the provincial average.
The cost of living in Sainte-Catherine is 9% lower than the average in the province of Quebec and real estate prices have been reported to be 29% lower than the provincial average.
- A Thriving Economy
The Monteregie region of Sainte-Catherine has over 250 different businesses and industries. Sainte-Catherine has a commercial area along Route 132 offering regional service.
The city contains a business park that offers many different opportunities for workers not to mention a thriving industrial-port area
- Art & Culture
Cultural mediations advocate for the creation of new connections between politics, culture, and public space while bridging the cultural and social sectors.
These programs enable civic organizations from various backgrounds to work together on participatory art projects that are occasionally led by an artist. Thus, the participants develop into cultural actors in their community and help to create the many webs that make up Sainte-Catherine.
Since 2014, groups of students, workers, women, and elders have created collective works in which the combination of unique components created artworks that reflect the city’s individuality.
Public Piano: First of its kind in Quebec, the interactive public piano is the outcome of cultural mediation between fifth-grade kids from École Saint-Jean and artist-painter Audrée Bourdeau as well as a partnership with graphic designer Fred Trétout.
Everyone can use it in the summertime in Optimist Park under the gazebo. As a result, Sainte-Catherine joins more than 60 other cities worldwide as a part of the global Play Me, I’m Yours project.
Wall Art: A special piece was produced by thirteen young Sainte-Catherinoises who combined their abilities to decorate the Town’s recreation trailer!
This vibrant piece was created as a result of a cultural mediation between the urban art organization ASHOP and the multidisciplinary artist Monk.E. The finished product was on display for everyone to see at the Sainte-Catherine Optimist Park’s Le Chemin de la frousse Halloween celebration.
Collective Fresco: Francis Coupal served as the artistic mentor for one of the City of Sainte-Catherine’s first cultural mediations, which was conducted as part of the Journées de la culture 2014. The latter performs interactive visual arts initiatives for numerous groups while also working as a multi-tasking artist and glassmaker for more than twenty years.
Source: ville.sainte-catherine.qc.ca
Source: Ville.Sainte-Catherine.qc.ca
Real Estate Statistics (Centris)
| Single Family Home | $508,000 (up 28% in the last 4 quarters) |
| Condo | $295,000 (up 22% in the last 4 quarters) |
Education
Because it a family-friendly city, Sainte-Catherine prides itself on having many fine schools for your children to attend such as École Des Bourlingueurs, College Charles-L.C.Ville Ste-Catherine, École Des Timoniers and École De L’Odyssée.
About 79% of the population in Sainte-Catherine have completed high school degrees or equivalent.
Source: tla-architectes
Source: Ville.Sainte-Catherine.qc.ca
Sainte-Catherine – Quick Demographics
Age
The average age in Sainte-Catherine is 40 years old. 31% of the population in Sainte-Catherine is aged between 45 to 64 years old. 24% of the population in Sainte-Catherine is aged between 25 to 44 years of age, making those the two largest age groups in the city of Sainte-Catherine.
Income
The average household income in Sainte-Catherine is $84,653. 29% of the population in Sainte-Catherine have a household income less than $50,000. 25% of the population in Sainte-Catherine have an average household income between $50,000 and $80,000.
Family Types
45% of the population in Sainte-Catherine are married couples.
Couples without children at home make up 36% while couples with children make up 46% of the population in Sainte-Catherine. Single-parent families make up 18% of the population in Sainte-Catherine.
Languages Spoken
Since it is a part of the Montérégie region, Sainte-Catherine is a predominantly French-speaking neighborhood with about 93% of the population speaking French. Only 4% of the population in Sainte-Catherine are English and other foreign languages heard in the area make up for about 3%.
50% of the population in Sainte-Catherine can only speak French.
Source: Ville.Sainte-Catherine.qc.ca