Blainville

[ French blan-veel ]

noun

1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada, near Montreal.

Example Sentences

His high school in Blainville, Quebec, did not have a basketball team.

From Seattle Times

Species such as the Blainville’s horned lizard and the whiptail lizard live on high ridgelines on the western side of the park.

From Los Angeles Times

Bauer’s goal was to deliver 2.25 million face shields at cost in the United States and Canada, and it ramped up production at its plants in Blainville, Canada, near Montreal, and Liverpool, N.Y.

From Los Angeles Times

Bauer, and its sister companies Cascade and Maverik, are based in Liverpool, N.Y., and in Blainville, Quebec.

From New York Times

When hockey came to a halt amid the global pandemic, Bauer faced the possibility of closing its manufacturing plant in Blainville, Quebec, but engineers there instead brainstormed the idea of producing medical shields to help protect people on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19.

From Washington Times