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City in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Amable is a picturesque and modern town in the regional county municipality (MRC) of Marguerite-D'Youville, in Montérégie, in Quebec, Canada.
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Catholic parish.
370-acre outdoor regional recreational tourist site, developed on a former Ministry of Transport sand pit. This site includes an area of protected natural environments and a recreational area. Its creative summer facilities are: gazebo, swings, walking paths, lighted sports fields (soccer, baseball, pétanque) and a very large free play area. The winter recreational facilities are: belvedere, ice rink for free skating (lit in the evening), snow-covered sliding slope, hiking trails, snowshoe trails and cross-country ski trails. This site, which has a reception chalet, was acquired in 1982 by the town of Saint-Amable. The protected natural environment is the only connectivity link between the northern and southern portions of the Bois de Verchères; it is a component of the Mont Saint-Bruno forest corridor.
Bibliothèque municipale
Municipal library open to circulation and reading. It offers loans with the self-service terminal and computer stations.
Restaurant with dairy bar.
Restaurant specializing in chicken.
Restaurant.
Thai restaurant.
Sushi restaurant to take away.
Pizzeria.
Restaurant.
Bar.
General grocery store.
A vegetable micro-farm.
Thrift shop.
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