Saint-Foix-Siyeri-Cap-Rouge - one of the six districts of the city of Quebec , in the province of Quebec, in Canada. It was founded on November 1, 2009 by the merger of the Cap Rouge, Airport and Sainte-Foy-Siyeri districts. [one]
| Saint Foix Siyeri Cap Rouge | |
| Sainte-Foy – Sillery – Cap-Rouge | |
 Church in Cap Rouge, Saint-Foix-Siyeri-Cap-Rouge | |
| Area | |
|---|---|
| Created by | January 1, 2002 |
| Counties | La Cite Universiter Siyeri Saint louis Plateau Pointe de saint foie Airport Cap rouge |
| The president | Francine Lortier |
| Characteristic | |
| Coordinates | |
| Square | 96.51 km² |
| Population | 101 735 people (2006) |
| Density | 1054 people / km² (2006) |
| Official language | French |
| Postal codes | CA G1V, CA G1W, CA G1X |
| Telephone code | 418 |
| sights | University of Laval |
| Map | |
| Official site | |
It borders in the west with the municipality of Saint-Augustin-de-Demor, in the north-west with the region of La Hautes-Saint-Charles, in the north-east with L'Ansienne-Loretta and the region of Le Riviere, in the east of La Cite-Limualo and in the south with the river St. Lawrence.
Saint Foix-Siyeri-Cap-Rouge is called the gateway to Quebec, mainly due to the presence of the Pierre Laporte bridge and the Quebec bridge. With the advent of bridges, the area experienced a strong economic and cultural.
History
The area arose through the merger of three ancient cities. In 1669, a Jesuit missionary Pierre Chaumont, preaching among the Huron Indians, built the Notre-Dame-de-Foix Chapel here in the immediate vicinity of the rue du Wallon. [2]
In 1678, in the name of Noel Brulard de Siyeri (1577-1640), a knight of the Order of Malta, ordained priest in 1634, the settlement on which he founded the first mission in Quebec was named. [3]
In the years 1541-1543, Jacques Cartier founded a small village. In 1650, Jean Giuchero received these lands as an inheritance and named the estate of Cap-Rouge. This name comes from the red slate, from which the surrounding rocks and cape are composed with a view of the St. Lawrence River. [four]
Counties
The area is divided into seven districts: La Cite Universiter, Siyeri, Saint-Louis, Plateau, Pointe de Saint-Foix, Airport and Cap-Rouge. This territory is divided into five constituencies.
Charlebur is represented by an adviser to each of the four constituencies in the Quebec City Council.
| Area | Constituency | Advisor | The consignment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Saint Foix Siyeri Cap Rouge | Saint Louis Siyeri | Francine Lortier | Lebon Team (EL) |
| La Cite Universiter | Kristian Bois | Lebon Team (EL) | ||
| Plateau | Marie Dose Savard | Lebon Team (EL) | ||
| Cap rouge | Denise Tremblay Lanschett | Lebon Team (EL) | ||
| Lorentien | Jean Gibol | Independent | ||
The current chairman of the district council is Francine Lortier.