Located at the convergence of the St. Lawrence River and the Canal de l’Aqueduc, the park showcases the riverbank and offers long-term access to the shoreline. Interpretive panels underline the historic significance of this site for the city’s drinking water supply. Today, it serves as a welcoming relaxation spot on the walkway that runs along the river. Multiuse grounds offer a great spot for a range of activities, from family picnics to large lively gatherings and outdoor shows. Green rest areas are scattered throughout the site, decked out with sun loungers and custom-made wood furniture, while the magnificent waterfront panorama provides a year-round draw. Designed around the citizen experience, the park pays lovely tribute to its namesake, the first woman elected to the Québec National Assembly.