3 Best Landmarks in Brossard, QC

"Bibliothèque de Brossard Georgette-Lepage offers an extensive collection of over 258,000 printed and digital books. The library has ample books in both English and French for adults, teens, and children. The library has undergone successive enlargements as the population, services, and collections have grown. The library plays a leading role in literacy, technological skills, and social and cultural integration. A training program for the public on using the computerized catalogue has been developed. Moreover, the collection of 10,000 compact discs reflects all musical horizons and includes various musical expressions. The library also has more than 310 subscriptions to journals and newspapers on all subjects. The library connects to the PressReader and Libby platforms to access and download over 5,000 newspapers and magazines in nearly 65 languages and from over 150 countries.

"Samuel-De Champlain Bridge is colloquially known as the Champlain Bridge, a cable-stayed bridge designed by architect Poul Ove Jensen. This historical site was built to replace the original Champlain Bridge over the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, connecting Brossard on the South Shore and Nuns' Island in Verdun, Montreal. The original Champlain Bridge was a metal truss cantilever bridge. The main feature of the new Champlain Bridge Corridor is one of North America's most significant infrastructure projects. The bridge is one of the busiest crossings on the continent, spanning 3.4 kilometres in length. Samuel-De Champlain Bridge has 8 lanes, three in each direction, and includes a multi-use pathway for cyclists and pedestrians. It includes an asymmetric cable-stayed bridge with a 240-metre (790 ft) main span, a 168-metre-high (551 ft) concrete tower, and stay cables in a harp arrangement.

"Ville de Brossard is a municipal government building that provides access to various services, including an extensive library, performance halls, cultural venues, numerous parks and green spaces, a large aquatic complex, and natural areas of interest such as the Saint-Jacques River and the Boisé de Brossard. They aim to enhance the quality of life for its citizens. The staff is dedicated to meeting citizens' needs and prioritizing customer service. They are known for their courteous and friendly demeanour. The city hall also organizes various physical activities and primarily focuses on delivering municipal services to the residents of Brossard.