Valleyfield

[ val-ee-feeld ]

noun

1. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada, SW of Montreal, on the St. Lawrence.

Example Sentences

Eventually, in April 1964, a crossing was completed 500 metres below the Forth, when miners from the Kinneil colliery on the south shore broke through a tunnel to meet co-workers from the Valleyfield colliery to the north.

From BBC

Mr Dudgeon, of High Valleyfield in Fife, regularly cycled to and from his work as a baker at Tesco in Camelon, just outside Falkirk.

From BBC

Evidently the venerable Bishop of Valleyfield is far from believing, like the publicist whose errors we must all deplore, that in organizing a powerful army "to go overseas to fight and die for the noble and urgent cause so proved to them," the Canadian Parliament "were forging for us a militarism without parallel in any other civilized country, a depraved and undisciplined soldiery, an armed scoundrelism, without faith nor law."

From Project Gutenberg

The following pages from a very eloquent Pastoral Letter by Bishop Emard, of the diocese of Valleyfield, will, I am sure, be read with most respectful interest by all.

From Project Gutenberg

The seaway experienced a first catastrophe last year, when a lift bridge at Valleyfield, Que., jammed.

From Time Magazine Archive