Saint-Lambert

Saint-Lambert is a city in southwest Quebec, Canada. It is located on the Saint Lawrence River’s south shore, across from the city of Montreal. It is a part of the Montérégie region.

The Préville neighborhood and the old city of Saint-Lambert are the two main sections of the city. The original Saint-Lambert spans from the Le Vieux-Longueuil borough boundary to the Country Club of Montreal golf course. It includes “The Village,” the city’s central business district. The former city of Préville, which merged with Saint-Lambert in 1969, is located on the other side of the Country Club of Montreal. It reaches the limits of Brossard and the Greenfield Park area of Longueuil.

Saint-Lambert is an established city whose land is almost completely developed. 95% of the buildings on its land are homes, making it mostly a residential neighborhood.

Lambert Closse, an early French-Canadian hunter, is honored with the name of the city Saint-Lambert.

Reasons to Live in Saint-Lambert

• Safety

It has been reported that crime rates in the city of Saint-Lambert are 51% lower than the Quebec average. Saint-Lambert has an excellent livability score of 92/100.

If you ask residents why they live in Saint-Lambert, the answer will inevitably include words such as charm, convenience, safety and security.

• Quality of Life

Saint-Lambert is a unique botanical wonderland with an urban forest, offering a charming setting and a lovely location to live where people and their families can find peace and satisfaction.

Saint-Lambert is able to provide a range of lifestyles and housing options to suit all interests because of the distinct personality and charm of each of its communities.

• Art & Culture

Le Balcon d’Art and La Foire d’Art Contemporain de Saint-Lambert are two major cultural institutions that are based in Saint-Lambert.

The Saint Lambert Municipal Memorial Library is also in Saint-Lambert. There are two of them; the main one is on Mercille Avenue, while the other one is in Préville.

Each year, Saint-Lambert hosts a number of significant events. Saint-Lambert Days is one of them. It lasts for four days in late August and includes live entertainment, activities, and street shops. Each year, more than 80,000 visitors attend St. Lambert Days.

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Education

Saint-Lambert is home to many fantastic schools for your children to attend such as École Primaire Saint-Lambert, École Des Saints-Anges, École Sec. Internationale De St-Lambert and Col.Dur.St-Lambert.

Over 93% of the population in Saint-Lambert have a high school degree or equivalent. 49% of the population in Saint-Lambert have a bachelor’s degree, which is 95% higher than the Canadian average.

Saint-Lambert – Quick Demographics

Age, Income & Family Types

Age

The average age in Saint-Lambert is 47 years old. 28% of the population is aged between 45 to 64 years old. 18% of the population is aged between 25 to 44 years old, making those the two largest age groups in Saint-Lambert.

Income

The average household income in Saint-Lambert is $130,244. 22% of the population in Saint-Lambert have a household income less than $50,000. 25% of the population have a household income more than $150,000.

Family Types

54% of the population in Saint-Lambert are married couples.

Couples without children at home make up 43% while couples with children make up 41% of the population in Saint-Lambert. Single-parent families make up 16% of the population in Saint Lambert.

Languages Spoken

Since it is a part of the Monteregie region, Saint-Lambert is a predominantly French-speaking neighborhood with about 78% of the population speaking French. 16% of the population in Saint-Lambert speak English and other foreign languages heard in the area make up for only 6%.

21.9% of the population in Saint-Lambert can speak only French.