Living in Terrebonne
North Shore East
Terrebonne is the North Shore East's largest and most historically layered city — the Île-des-Moulins historic site (a 19th-century industrial complex that is now a cultural park) gives the city a heritage anchor unlike any other suburb in the region, while rapid new development fills the surrounding territory.
- Population
- 119,944
- Median income
- $95,000
- Median age
- 41 yrs
- Employment
- 65.7%
- Area
- 154.5 km²
🏠 Housing
Single-family homes & new-build townhouses
Typical price: ~$390K–$780K
🚆 Transit & commute
exo Mascouche train (Terrebonne station, ~55 min to Gare Centrale, limited peak-hour service); Highway 25 and 640 for car commuters.
🗣️ Community
Predominantly francophone and family-oriented; one of the fastest-growing cities in Quebec; strong civic identity built around the historic Île-des-Moulins site.
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