The Montreal South Shore Convention Centre could accommodate up to 1000 guests (banquet style) :

- Nearly 20 000 square feet of meeting space, located on the main floor
- Multimedia rooms equipped with ergonomic chairs
- Large foyer fenestration
- High end Audio visual equipment
- Meeting rooms with integrated screens

Our PROFESSIONAL SALES and BANQUET TEAM will work with you closely to ensure a successful event. Details regarding your meeting such as set-up, audio visual and meal function will be our priority...

  
   
  Here is an overview of our meeting spa with floor plans, capacity and little historical note …
 
ÎLES PERCÉES
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ÎLES PERCÉES A
At the dawn of a new colonization of New France, a picturesque area located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, downstream from Montreal, was divided into seigniories. In that location the river was dotted with islands set so close together that they appeared to be pierced by several streams.
 

ÎLES PERCÉES B ( suite )
This is how this area got the name of Seigneurie des Îles Percées, it covered a region that went from Longueuil to Verchères through Saint-Bruno.
 

ÎLES PERCÉES C ( suite )
The first Sieur who settled on these islands was Pierre Boucher, to whom Intendant Talon bestowed this seigniory for services rendered at the border when he was a soldier. This is what led to the establishment of the first village along the river, later to be known as Boucherville.
 
 
PIERRE-BOUCHER - ÎLE GROSBOIS - LA BROQUERIE
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PIERRE-BOUCHER
Sieur de Grosbois (1622-1717) alternately donned the garb of soldier, interpreter, linguist, writer, judge, governor (of Trois-Rivières), founder, pioneer, defender and the first urban developer of one of the oldest towns in Quebec. His deeds led him to be regarded as the most highly respected and greatest Canadian of his time.
 

ÎLE GROSBOIS
This was the name of the Boucherville seigneury around the year 1667. Île Grosbois was a well-known vacationing village and one of the “îles percées” (pierced islands), now part of the Boucherville Islands. Around 1910, the son of the developer and builder of the Suez Canal, Viscount Jacques de Lesseps, built and repaired aircraft on the island.
 
LA BROQUERIE
Formerly the name of the Jesuits’ summer place, it is now the name of a historically-oriented park facing the St. Lawrence River.
 
 
 
LES ÎLES DE BOUCHERVILLE
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These 4 rooms are available to give you the comfort and necessity to provide you all accommodations for your events.


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MONTARVILLE - R 100 - MORTAGNE
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MONTARVILLE
René Charles Alphonse Montarville Boucher de la Bruère, Pierre Boucher’s descendant, was born in Saint-Hyacinthe in 1867. He was the first news editor for the daily Le Devoir, and Director of the Public Archives of Canada. In 1981, the city of Boucherville named its new library Montarville-Boucher-De la Bruère in recognition of the cultural heritage left by this great man of letters, and in honour of his ancestor Pierre-Boucher, Founder of Boucherville.
 
R 100
A big dirigible, then at the leading edge of technology, built by the British Government in the late 1920s. At the time, no other project of this calibre had ever been achieved. It crossed the Atlantic in four days and arrived in Montreal on August 1, 1930.
 
MORTAGNE
Mortagne-au-Perche, a medieval city located in Central France where Pierre Boucher, Founder of Boucherville, was born in 1622. A former stronghold, it is known for its architectural heritage and its black pudding.
 
 
 
 
MEETING ROOMS ( from 2 to 8 people )
 

Jeanne Crevier
Pierre Boucher, founder of Boucherville, married his second wife Jeanne Crevier on July 9, 1652. Their union lasted sixty-five years and they had fifteen children. Most of them were involved in community services. Jeanne Crevier was an exemplary wife who raised her children to become accomplished women and honest men. She is considered as the city’s cofounder.
 
Montbrun
Jean Boucher, Sieur de Montbrun, is Pierre Boucher’s fifth son. He began his career in the army, and over the years became Captain de Montbrun. He commanded an entire militia. One of his descendants, Jacques-Timothé de Montbrun, is the founder of Nashville, capital of the State of Tennessee.
 
     
 
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