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It’s your move, all summer long

Our memberships

Access the gym, pool and group fitness classes. A variety of packages to help keep you fit, your way.

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Lane swim and open swim

Discover the joys of swimming in our beautiful aquatic facilities.

Swimming lessons for children

Safe, progressive classes where kids can learn how to swim from an early age and have fun while they’re at it.

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Children’s sports activities

A variety of sports tailored to each age group, encouraging movement, fun and team spirit.

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5 Simple Ways to Move More Every Day

Short on time or motivation? Discover five easy habits to help you stay active and build a healthier lifestyle without changing your routine.

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Become a Lifeguard or Swim Instructor

Earn the certifications required to work in the aquatic sector and develop in-demand skills.

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Give everyone the chance to move

Add a donation to your transaction to help children, families, and older adults access YMCA programs and activities.

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Become a Fitness Instructor

Private training, group fitness or aquafit: choose your specialty and turn your passion into a career!

Explore our course offerings

This summer, the Y is all about youth.

TeenZones

Our TeenZones stay open all summer long. Come join us!

Coop d’initiation à l’entrepreneuriat collectif (CIEC)

oung people are learning about cooperative management. Find out more!

Our classes

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Flexibility, mobility, and posture
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Ballet Workout

A dynamic and fun combination of ballet techniques and muscle-strengthening…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Flexibility, mobility, and posture
Yoga and pilates

Gentle Yoga

A series of gentle poses (asanas) and breathing and meditation exercises to…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Strength-training

Total Sculpt

Exercises done with or without equipment to work the different muscle groups.

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Strength-training

Gentle Toning – Ball/BOSU

Gentle exercises performed with an exercise ball or BOSU balance trainer to work…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Flexibility, mobility, and posture
Strength-training
Yoga and pilates

Power Yoga

An uninterrupted sequence of movements and poses based on Ashtanga yoga. Improve…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Cardio and endurance
Strength-training

PILOXING® Booty

Intensive workout focused on developing and toning the glutes. From cardio to…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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Yoga and pilates

Yin-Yang Yoga

Combines a dynamic sequence of poses (asanas) with the practice of holding poses…

12 years old and over From Jun 15 to Sep 6 2026

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The Y is…

29,960

participants in physical and aquatic activities.

25,200

young people supported by programs that foster youth success.

7,400

people received support through programs that prevent exclusion.

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Our latest publications

Tips and tricks

Personal Trainer or Working Out Alone: Which Should You Choose?

13 August 2026

Beyond Influence: The Toxico program has a new name!

22 July 2026

Tips and tricks

5 Simple Ways to Move More Every Day

10 July 2026

A New Chapter, Stronger Momentum

22 June 2026

Tips and tricks

The Benefits of Swimming

15 June 2026

Inspire and engage everyone to grow, thrive and contribute to their community

I went to Camp Kanawana in the late 60s […]. My daughter went to Camp Kanawana in the late 90s and I am proud to say that my grandson just spent his first summer […] at Camp Kanawana. I think this has to be one of (if not) the best summer camps in Quebec. The children are so well supervised but also have the chance to spread their wings […]. The stories and memories that they come home with are amazing.
Dee
Before I didn’t talk much to others, but by the end of the year, I was able to develop projects with other young people and maintain a positive attitude. I learned how to plan well and I still use some of the things I learned from C-Vert at university
Alexandre

a university student and C-Vert youth worker
Isabel was really at the heart of mynrehabilitation. She’s at the heart of my entire support network since I got out of prison.
Martin

on his journey and the help he received from his caseworker
I got really lucky with Geneviève, because we started off slowly. She told me all I had to do was show up and she would handle the rest.
Anne-Laurence

Mother and Member of the Y