Embrun is a community of 11,514 in Ontario, Canada. Embrun is named after the city of Embrun in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region of France. Embrun has now outgrown its sister. Embrun is one of the major communities in the Montreal-Ottawa Rail Corridor. It was a city between 1926 and 1934 but because of population decline it was reabsorbed into Russell Township and remains as the administrative centre.
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| - Embrun is a community of 11,514 in Ontario, Canada. Embrun is named after the city of Embrun in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region of France. Embrun has now outgrown its sister. Embrun is one of the major communities in the Montreal-Ottawa Rail Corridor. It was a city between 1926 and 1934 but because of population decline it was reabsorbed into Russell Township and remains as the administrative centre.
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* Restaurants
- Embrun is an unincorporated town that is part of the larger Russell Township in the Canadian province of Ontario. Embrun was founded in 1845 with another name. It was in 1856 that the town changed its name to Embrun. The town has many neighborhoods and even has a vassal community. The town has a population of 11,500. It also has several schools and is growing rapidly. The town even has a rival. Embrun is located in Eastern Ontario. The town is in Prescott and Russell County. Politically, the town is situated in the riding of Glengarry-Prescott-Russell both provincially and federally. Embrun is an urban area.
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| - Embrun is a community of 11,514 in Ontario, Canada. Embrun is named after the city of Embrun in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region of France. Embrun has now outgrown its sister. Embrun is one of the major communities in the Montreal-Ottawa Rail Corridor. It was a city between 1926 and 1934 but because of population decline it was reabsorbed into Russell Township and remains as the administrative centre.
* Accommodation
* Climate
* Neighbourhoods
* Government
* History
* Natives
* Restaurants
- Embrun is an unincorporated town that is part of the larger Russell Township in the Canadian province of Ontario. Embrun was founded in 1845 with another name. It was in 1856 that the town changed its name to Embrun. The town has many neighborhoods and even has a vassal community. The town has a population of 11,500. It also has several schools and is growing rapidly. The town even has a rival. Embrun is located in Eastern Ontario. The town is in Prescott and Russell County. Politically, the town is situated in the riding of Glengarry-Prescott-Russell both provincially and federally. Embrun is an urban area. NHL player Martin St. Pierre is from Embrun. Wipeout Canada contestant Ken Downton is from Embrun. At one time, a branch of the New York Central Railroad passed through the town. Now, the old rail bed is used as a recreational bicycle path. The village was named after the town of Embrun in the Hautes-Alpes region of France and its population is mainly (but not largely or exclusively) francophone. Although the town was (and still is, but to a lesser degree) a bedroom community with little industry, that is starting to change. There is an Ontario Provincial Policestation in the town. Although traditionally a francophone community, in recent years the town's population is becoming more anglophone, with 40% (2005 estimate) of the population speaking English at home. Embrun has four main housing neighbourhoods which provide a home for 90% of the town's population. These four main housing neighbourhoods are generally separated from the other, with usually only one or two streets connecting them. The town has a high senior population, with half of the population being over the age of 45. Some consider the village of Casselman to be Embrun's rival. Others call Russell Embrun's rival.
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