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Portrait of Brossard

Brossard, on Montreal’s South Shore, is a dynamic, fast-growing city with a population of nearly 92,000. Its strategic location and accessibility make it an attractive place for families and businesses alike. Urban, contemporary and open to the world, it stands out for its cultural richness and its environment conducive to family life and entrepreneurship.

Associated with the page Discover Brossard

Demographics and diversity

Brossard is distinguished by its cultural diversity, which is reflected in the city’s community and economic life, where many cultures coexist harmoniously. The impact of this multicultural richness is visible in the diversity of shops, events and services on offer.

Demographic profile

Brossard, a growing multicultural city

  • In 2025, Brossard will have a population of 97,292.
  • In 2021, the population will be distributed as follows: 16.6% under 15, 62.1% aged 15 to 64, and 21.3% aged 65 and over. The average age is 42.8.
    • 53.3% of Brossard residents speak both French and English, 27% speak only French, and 15.5% only English. 4.7% speak neither French nor English.
    • Brossard is home to 57 communities. The most common ethnic groups are Chinese (16.2%), French (13.5%), Canadian (12.7%), Arab-African (10.9%) and South Asian (8.3%).
    • In terms of education, 85% of Brossard residents aged 15 and over have a high school diploma or higher, and 66% of those aged 25-64 have a post-secondary diploma.

Source: Statistics Canada(link)

Neighborhood life and well-being

Brossard offers an exceptional quality of life thanks to its many green spaces, well-kept parks, bike paths and playgrounds that encourage residents to relax and get together. Its modern infrastructure, including a 100% accessible pool complex and numerous sports and cultural facilities, contributes to the well-being of the community.

The town also boasts a vibrant community life and a rich cultural offering, with shows, festivals and events all year round. The municipal library, a true resource and sharing center, offers conferences, exhibitions and literary events, reinforcing the dynamism of the community.

Brossard makes it a point of honor to ensure the safety and peace of mind of all its residents through various initiatives, enabling them to evolve in an inclusive, dynamic and forward-looking environment.

History

Founded several decades ago, Brossard has undergone major urban and economic transformations. Its rapid development has made it a modern city, while preserving its historical heritage. To learn more about Brossard’s history, click here.

Economic and urban development

Brossard is home to several major economic hubs, including Mail Champlain, boulevard Taschereau and Quartier DIX30. The city is undergoing continuous development, supported by three stations on the Réseau express métropolitain (REM), providing easy access to Montreal.

Tourism and local attractions

Visitors can enjoy lively neighborhoods, shopping centers and green spaces such as the Parc régional de la rivière Saint-Jacques and the Grand parc urbain. Cultural and community events enrich local life.

A future in motion

Brossard looks to the future with a vision focused on quality of life, innovation and sustainable development, offering a prosperous future to its citizens and its environment.

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