Châteauguay

American  

[shat-uh-gey, -gee, shah-toh-gey] / ˈʃæt əˌgeɪ, -gi, ʃɑ toʊˈgeɪ /

noun

1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada, on the St. Lawrence.

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Example Sentences

The goalie is from nearby Chateauguay, Quebec, and is 4-0-2 in six career meetings with the Canadiens.

From Washington Times

Emma Czornobaj, a 26-year-old woman from the Montreal suburb of Chateauguay, was sentenced Thursday to serve three months of jail time on the weekends, CBC reports.

From Time

CHATEAUGUAY, Quebec — Montreal's Brian Gionta, Andre Markov and Josh Gorges, and Los Angeles' Simon Gagne and Jonathan Bernier were among 20 NHL players who took part in the first game of the Tournee des Joueurs Thursday night at the Complex Multisports de Chateauguay.

From Seattle Times

At the Battle of the Chateauguay near Montreal in 1813, an outnumbered Canadian, British and Mohawk force repelled the US troops Canada today is seen as a harmonious nation of hockey, mounties and maple leaves, in peaceful contrast to its often fractious and noisy neighbour to the south.

From BBC

At the Battle of the Chateauguay near Montreal, French Canadians repelled a US attack.

From BBC