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HOMECOMING VALCOURT 2017 JUNE 2-3-4, 2017 WELCOME TO VALCOURT! #SPYDER10 BRP's commitment to Can-Am Spyder innovation I’m pleased to welcome you to Valcourt, started with its earliest the hometown of BRP and Can-Am Spyder. prototypes through the As you are about to discover, BRP has developed a strong centre of expertise in the heart of Québec’s Eastern delivery of the very first Townships. This is where we create market-shaping products vehicle and continues today. that provide an exceptional experience to our customers, as we did with the Spyder 10 years ago. Back in 2007, for the third time in its history, BRP created a new industry. First came the snowmobiles then the personal watercraft. And then our team started an industry of mass-produced three-wheeled motorcycles. Today, the FULL-SIZE CAN-AM SPYDER GS three-wheel Spyder is more than just a trend, with fans CLAY MODEL increasing in number every day, more passionate than ever. I’m proud to celebrate with you the 10th anniversary of Can-Am Spyder. For a decade people have discovered the Y-Factor: the wind-in-your-face freedom, the exhilaration of the open road and the peace-of-mind they desire. The Spyder represent a gateway to freedom, adventures and friendships. JOSE BOISJOLI PRESENTS This is an historic event. It marks the largest single gathering SPYDER #001 TO JAY LENO of Spyder vehicles ever. All told, there are nearly 3,000 owners in Valcourt from across the globe. Together with our team members, this group represents some of the most avid Spyder fans in the world. At its core, this event is a celebration of you, the Spyder owner. Without you, none of this would be possible. It’s been 150 HP CAN-AM SPYDER F3 an amazing adventure these past ten years, so let’s celebrate TURBO CONCEPT UNVEILED IN 2016 the freedom of the open road and the sense of community that comes with owning a Can-Am Spyder. Here’s to continuing this incredible ride, to meeting new friends and discovering new places! EVOLUTION OF CAN-AM SPYDER GS PROTOTYPES José Boisjoli, President and CEO, BRP TABLE OF CONTENTS AGENDA VALCOURT ACTIVITIES 5 - Centre Design & Innovation Laurent Beaudoin Agenda - Product Development Centre FRIDAY JUNE 2, 2017 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - BRP Factory (Can-Am Spyder interactive tour & Ski-Doo assembly line) - Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand Bombardier 6 SATURDAY JUNE 3, 2017 History of BRP and Can-Am Spyder - Yvonne L. Bombardier Cultural Centre 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - J. Armand Bombardier Manor - Guided Rides (5) in the Eastern Townships 7 - BRP Care Technical Zone SUNDAY JUNE 4, 2017 - BRP Showroom 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Evolution of the Can-Am Spyder - BRP Parts, Accessories & Clothing Sale through the years - Performance NC Dealer Open House 8 Can-Am Spyder Today - Highlights FRIDAY JUNE 2, 2017 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration and Valcourt Activities Open 9 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. BRP Headquaters Bar-B-Q Dinner (Main Tent in Valcourt) - Valcourt Main Facilities 7:00 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. Opening Ceremonies (Main Tent in Valcourt) 7:15 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Campfires & Entertainment Centre Design Product & Innovation Laurent 10 Development Centre Beaudoin Valcourt Map and Activities J. Armand Bombardier SATURDAY JUNE 3, 2017 Manor Rue de l’Église Ave J.-A.- Bombardier J.-A.- Ave Rue Desranleau Boul. des Érables 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 12 Registration and Valcourt Activities Open Suggested rides around 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Rue des Cyprès des Rue Rue St-Joseph Rue the Eastern Townships Celebration Night at Centrexpo Cogeco Drummondville WELCOME TO Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand 550, rue Saint Amant Drummondville QC J2C 6Z3 (Exit 179) VALCOURT Bombardier Rue Champêtre Attractions 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 pm. Yvonne L. Valcourt Bombardier "Lakes Route" Shuttle Cultural Centre guided ride Arrival on site Celebration Dinner Show 14 Departure Point Av. du Parc Valcourt City Hall Shuttle Stop Event & Security Information BRP Care Technical Showroom Registration Zone Main Parking Tent SUNDAY JUNE 4, 2017 BRP Factory PAC Event Sale Information 15 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Tourism Registration and Valcourt Activities Open Information List of local dealers Main Parking Command Post Rue de la Montagne Performance NC Washrooms Dealer Open House 5 Evolution of the 2008 J. Armand Bombardier Armand J. Can-Am Spyder Archives, Musée de l’ingéniosité through the years 2010 Can-Am Spyder GS A BRIEF HISTORY OF BRP 2013 AND CAN-AM SPYDER Can-Am Spyder RT BRP Can-Am Spyder The company was incorporated by BRP has a rich history of creating market- Joseph-Armand Bombardier in Valcourt, shaping products. Among the highlights 2014 Québec, in 1942. Bombardier used his are the invention of the snowmobile Can-Am Spyder ST passion for innovation and ability to solve (1959) and the introduction of the mechanical problems to seek a solution personal watercraft (1968). to snowbound winters in Québec. The company applied that same He patented and produced the first philosophy when deciding to create an on- B7 snow-mobile – a multi-passenger, 2015 road vehicle. It started in 1996 when three enclosed vehicle – in the late 1930s. questions were asked to the BRP design 2nd Generation Can-Am Spyder RT Bombardier forged ahead and team: What’s the next big thing for BRP? subsequently launched the Ski-Doo How can we leverage our powersports snowmobile, creating a new sport in expertise? How can we create an the process. His innovative spirit lives alternative vehicle to motorcycles? 2016 on at BRP across all products, including And with that, the Can-Am Spyder was Ski-Doo and Lynx snowmobiles, Sea-Doo Introduction of the F3 born. It has redefined riding ever since. watercraft, Evinrude outboard engines, Our initial mantra was, “We believe in Rotax propulsion systems, Can-Am a world where everyone can enjoy the off-road vehicles and of course, the exciting adventure of riding on the open Can-Am Spyder. road.” It still rings true today. 2017 Today, BRP products are distributed There are more than 100,000 Can-Am in over 100 countries by more than Can-Am Spyder F3-T Spyder owners around the world, and 4,200 dealers and distributors. BRP each one is part of something very special employs approximately 8,700 people – the global Can-Am Spyder owners’ worldwide, all with a shared vision to community. Regardless of where you move people with passion and innovation. ride, every owner is part of that incredible group, which continues to grow every day. Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited 6 7 CAN-AM SPYDER TODAY HIGHLIGHTS BRP HEADQUARTERS BRP’s presence in Valcourt, has expanded greatly since 112 Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented the snowmobile here in 1959. Countries with Here are some of the highlights. Can-Am Spyder owners BRP Factory from concept to reality at BRP’s Design CAN-AM SPYDER VEHICLES The BRP plant in Valcourt, has come & Innovation Centre in Valcourt. a long way over the years. It started BUILT SINCE 2007 This state-of-the-art facility is where in a garage, moved in 1940 to the BRP’s award-winning design team lays building that still stands today as BRP’s out the steps of the product development headquarters. Expansion continued process, from ideation to modeling, through the second half of the century as to prototyping and the assembly line. Bombardier introduced more products, 150,000+ 14% 5,020 including Sea-Doo personal watercraft in Museum of Ingenuity Active Spyder Spyder owners Average miles 1968 and Can-Am motorcycles in 1973. J. Armand Bombardier riders around are completely ridden per year The latest plant is an advanced facility The Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand the world new to riding per vehicle that produces the Can-Am Spyder in Bombardier, located in Valcourt in addition to Ski-Doo snowmobiles. the Eastern Townships, offers you an experience that is truly unique in Québec. Product Development Centre Creativity, ingenuity, invention and BRP opened its newly-renovated R&D innovation are accessible to all! Come hub in 2016 after a $35 million investment and discover the inspiring example to modernize the facility so it could of Joseph-Armand Bombardier and pursue its mission of developing exciting, his successors. Technology, design, safe, high-performance products. This entrepreneurship: dive into the world of 78% is where more than 600 engineers, innovation, the Bombardier and BRP way. MALE technicians and professionals work on tomorrow’s Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo and Can- Am products. Centre Design & Innovation Laurent Beaudoin BRP’s design philosophy is to create highly-innovative, functional and exciting 22% products that exceed people’s recreational FEMALE needs. The Can-Am Spyder is just one OWNERS example of that philosophy coming to life Archives, Musée de l’ingéniosité Bombardier Armand J. 8 9 Centre Design Product & Innovation Development Laurent Centre Beaudoin J. Armand Bombardier Manor Rue de l’Église Ave J.-A.- Bombardier J.-A.- Ave Rue Desranleau Boul. des Érables Rue des Cyprès des Rue Rue St-Joseph Rue WELCOME TO Museum of Ingenuity J. Armand VALCOURT Bombardier Rue Champêtre Attractions Yvonne L. Valcourt Bombardier "Lakes Route" Shuttle Cultural Centre guided ride Departure Point Av. du Parc Valcourt City Hall Shuttle Stop BRP Care Technical Showroom Registration Zone Main Parking Tent BRP Factory PAC Event Sale Information Tourism Information Main Parking Command Post Rue de la Montagne Performance NC Washrooms Dealer Open House 10 11 Ch.
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    Centre de services de Sherbrooke Nombre d'unités thermiques maïs (UTM) par municipalité pour l'année 2015 St-Benoît St-Bonaventure Irlande St-Zacharie Ste-Clotilde St-Albert 2350 220St0e-Hélène 2100St-Éphrem -Labre St-Côme 2750 4-05 St-Christophe St-Julien La 2100 4-05 -de-Horton -de-Chester St-Fortunat -de-Beauce St-René - Linière N.-D.-du -d'Arthabaska Chesterville St-Joseph-de Adstock Guadeloupe St-Georges St-Majorique St-Cyrille-de -Bon Warwick 2100 St-Jacques -Coleraine -de-Grantham 4-08 2300 St-Évariste St-Honoré -Wendover -Conseil Ste Ste -le-Majeur-de St-Edmond -Élizabeth -Wolfestown -de-Forsyth -de-Shenley St-Martin -Séraphine N.-D. Disraeli -de -de-Warwick 4-06 4-04 2400 -de-Ham -Grantham St-Lucien St-Rémi-de St-Germain Tingwick -Tingwick Ste 2500 Ham-Nord St-Théophile -de-Grantham -Praxède Drummondville Kingsey 2700 Courcelles Falls Sts-Martyrs 2150 2600 2200 -Canadiens Beaulac Lambton St-Hilaire St-Adrien -Garthby 4-07 St-Félix-de -de-Dorset St-Gédéon -Kingsey 2550 -de-Beauce Wickham 2750 Danville L'Avenir Asbestos St-Nazaire TNO Stratford St-Sébastien St-Ludger -d'Acton Lefebvre 2300 Ham-Sud 2800 Wotton St-Théodore 2550 St-Romain Lac -d'Acton St-Robert Cleveland -Drolet Ulverton -Bellarmin St-Georges Stornoway 6-04 Richmond Weedon St-Ludger -de-Windsor St-Camille 2700 Durham 2500 St-Claude 2100 Acton -Sud 2350 Ste-Cécile -de-Whitton Vale Ste -Christine Melbourne TNO Lingwick Roxton Dudswell Nantes Audet Falls Kingsbury Windsor 5-01 Maricourt 2250 2200 5-03 Milan 2600 2450 Stoke Lac Roxton Val-Joli -Mégantic St-François Marston Béthanie -Xavier-de Roxton Racine 2150 -Brompton Frontenac Pond TNO Bury 2350 Scotstown Valcourt 2400 2150 Légende 2500 St-Denis-de Val East 2300 Hampden St-Joachim -Brompton -Racine Limite du centre de services TNO Angus Westbury -de 2400 Ascot -Shefford Ste-Anne 2400 Corner Piopolis Municipalités (novembre 2014) -de-la Lawrenceville -Rochelle Bonsecours Zonage du collectif - Maïs grain Warden UTM Shefford 2300 Sherbrooke 2200 La Patrie 2350 2 100 Orford Newport Waterloo 2350 Cookshire N.-D.
  • Quebec Census Agricultural Regions 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions

    Quebec Census Agricultural Regions 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions

    MAP 2E Quebec Census Agricultural Regions 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions Legend Census Agricultural Region 10 Census Division Census Consolidated Subdivision Urban Centre 2 2 11 11 4 3 1 8 9 7 14 12 Ü 6 13 5 0 50 100 Km 9090 9595 1010 4747 4343 110110 8585 1717 55 40 100100 105 8080 110110 2525 9898 105 7070 32 5050 100 32 100 30 7575 117 4545 5555 42 117 8585 6565 9595 55 4040 35 2020 35 2525 6060 3232 7070 41 6565 7575 1515 2525 5555 2020 50 50 4040 Sherbrooke 2727 2727 115115 3838 1010 105105 9595 43 55 72 2020 100100 72 5555 6060 Magog 1212 6060 7171 8585 45 4343 5555 33 2525 44 55 3030 50 3737 50 4545 1515 2020 2323 1010 Source: 2011 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada Map produced by Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis, Agriculture Division, Statistics Canada, 2012 Quebec Map 2E 2011 Census Divisions and Census Consolidated Subdivisions 30 Le Granit* 41 Le Haut-Saint-François* 44 Coaticook* 5 Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn 12 Saint-Isidore-de-Clifton 3 Saint-Malo 10 Notre-Dame-des-Bois 20 Chartierville 5 Saint-Venant-de-Paquette 15 Val-Racine 27 La Patrie 10 East Hereford 20 Piopolis 38 Cookshire-Eaton 15 Saint-Herménégilde 25 Frontenac 55 Ascot Corner 23 Dixville 35 Marston 65 Westbury 37 Coaticook 40 Milan 70 Bury 45 Barnston-Ouest 45 Nantes 75 Hampden 50 Stanstead-Est 50 Sainte-Cécile-de-Whitton 85 Lingwick 55 Sainte-Edwidge-de-Clifton 55 Audet 98 Weedon 60 Martinville 70 Saint-Robert-Bellarmin 117 Dudswell 71 Compton 80 Lac-Drolet 85 Saint-Sébastien 42 Le Val-Saint-François*