Pointe Claire

American  

[point klair, pwant kler] / ˌpɔɪnt ˈklɛər, pwɛ̃t ˈklɛr /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

According to Karen Deegan of K D Marine in Pointe Claire, Quebec, vessels entering U.S. waters for the first time must be cleared by U.S.

From Chicago Tribune

Miller, age 68, runs Future Electronics Inc. in Pointe Claire, a suburb of Montreal.

From Forbes

For Harry Schick, owner of a pastry shop in Pointe Claire, an English-speaking municipality west of Montreal, it is nothing new.

From BBC

Of these, four were apprehended, but one was rescued, and it was determined by the able-bodied men of Pointe Claire to liberate such others of their friends as had already joined the depot of the embodied militia at Laprairie.

From Project Gutenberg

They had not assembled to pass a series of resolutions censuring the government for illegally and wantonly carrying off some of the best men of the Parish of Pointe Claire, nor did they express any opinion favorable to Mr. Madison and the Americans, but they had assembled to obtain, by force, the liberty of their friends about to be subjected to military discipline.

From Project Gutenberg