Repentigny

American  

[ruh-pahn-tee-nyee] / rə pɑ̃ tiˈnyi /

noun

1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada: suburb of Montreal.

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Example Sentences

For hot meals, the lobby’s Gourmet Monville offers fluffy frittatas and rich porridge at breakfast, burgers and sandwiches later on; locally sourced provisions include Lester’s smoked meat and Quebec eggs, along with Champêtre cheese from Repentigny, Quebec, on a classic poutine.

From New York Times

Sabrina Baribeau, an 18-year-old acting student from Repentigny, Quebec, said she was bringing her grandmother, who is trying to learn English for the occasion.

From New York Times

Two traditional producers not to miss: Ginette et Jean-Luc Cenier, Ferme de la Vallée au Tanneur, Repentigny; 33-2-3164-3869; ferme-vallee-tanneur­.pagesperso-orange.fr.

From New York Times

The third party, recruited at Quebec, consisted of fifty Frenchmen and sixty Abenaquis Indians from the settlement at the falls of the Chaudière, under the command of M. de Portneuf, who had as lieutenant his cousin, Repentigny, Sieur de Courtemanche.

From Project Gutenberg

A party of forty or fifty Oneidas had in one of their forays taken possession of an abandoned house at Repentigny, a point on the north shore of the river St. Lawrence, just opposite the north-eastern end of the Island of Montreal.

From Project Gutenberg