Martin St.Louis's home village!

Martin St.Louis is from a city called Laval, which is an island just north of Montreal. However it's not really a very normal city since it doesn't have anything that could be described as "downtown". Instead, the island of Laval is composed of many self-sufficient and independent villages with their own center, commerce, etc. The people from Laval usually identify themselves to their village instead of to Laval.

Martin St.Louis' village is called "Sainte-Dorothee", which is in the south-west of the island of Laval, on the shore of a river that separates Laval from Montreal.

On this map, you can see the location of Sainte-Dorothee where the number 16 is. Beyond the south shore is Montreal while to the north is mainland Quebec:
http://www.ville.laval.qc.ca/pls/portal30/docs/FOLDER/PUBLIC/En/map/map2/Images/quartier.gif

In case any of you might be interested, here are some pictures of his home village:
http://www.geocities.com/lezzo.geo/stedorothee/

In case any of you might be interested, here are some pictures of his home village:
http://www.geocities.com/lezzo.geo/stedorothee/

Thanks electric. I particularly enjoyed the name of the store in photo#18.:)

Thanks electric! The pictures were nice, it looks a lot like New England, very pretty. :)

Thanks for the info and pics. Remind me a lot of the town my mom grew up in.

Thanks for the info and pics. Remind me a lot of the town my mom grew up in.
Lecavalier is from my home town and my brother was friends with him :banana:

He must have not been very arrogant then.

He must have not been very arrogant then.
Exactly :shakehead

You need to have a bit of cockiness to get to this level I think...not to mention all the hype he's had...bound to go to your head a little bit.

Vinny needs more arrogance. IMO, that's what his game is missing right now, and that's what makes him good when he's "on."

Thanks for the info on Laval.

Martin St.Louis is from a city called Laval, which is an island just north of Montreal. However it's not really a very normal city since it doesn't have anything that could be described as "downtown". Instead, the island of Laval is composed of many self-sufficient and independent villages with their own center, commerce, etc. The people from Laval usually identify themselves to their village instead of to Laval.

Eric Perrin is from the same place.