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Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade Canadian Pacific Railway Station

The Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade railway station was built in 1877. It appears on the Canadian Register of Historic Places since 2007 and is designated as a patrimonial railway station due […]

Convent Students and Nuns

For a long time, religious orders were responsible for the children’s education. At oFor a long time, religious orders were responsible for the children’s education. At one time, […]

Sainte-Anne’s Convent Class

In 1901, six nuns are responsible for the education of around a hundred young girls.

Match Factory

The match factory was reportedly destroyed by a fire in 1908.

The Canada Match Company

In 1922, Jacques-Maurice Laganière opens a general store. The ground floor serves as a match factory and the upper floors house the Laganière family. A few years later, […]

Cookie Factory Employees

Several industries have marked Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade’s history.