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| Sept-Iles | |
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| Information | |
| Country |  Canada |
|---|---|
| Area | 2 140 km² |
| Population | 25 083 hab. ( and ) |
| Spindle | Eastern Time |
| Location | |
 50 ° 13 ′ 0 ″ N 66 ° 23 ′ 0 ″ W | |
| Official site | |
| Touristic site | |
The city of Sept-Iles is located on the north shore of the Gulf of St.Lawrence, approximately 230 km to the east of Baie-Comeau. Following a merger in 2003, the current city of Sept-Îles is made up of the former municipalities of Gallix, Moisie and Sept-Îles. The territory of Sept-Îles is crossed by the Sainte-Marguerite river and the Moisie river. It circles the entire Bay of Seven Islands, a deep-water bay facing the Sept-Îles archipelago. There are six sandy beaches: Gallix beach; Val-Marguerite beach; Monaghan beach; Ferguson Beach; Routhier beach; Lévesque beach. The Kachiwiss Lake area has been the subject of mining exploration by the company Terra Ventures due to the presence of uranium oxide in its soil.
The population of Sept-Îles is 25,686 according to the 2011 census, with a community of approximately 3,000 Innu who live on the Uashat mak Mani-Utenam reserve which is located in the city.
Understand
Sept-Îles is not a big city; being relatively recent, its cultural and historical attractions are rather limited. On the other hand, with its several sandy beaches, forests as far as the eye can see, countless bodies of water, and privileged sites for hunting and fishing, Sept-Îles is a paradise for lovers of the outdoors.
- 1 Duplessis regional tourist association 312 Brochu Avenue,
1-418-962-0808 – Regional tourist information office. - 2 Tourist house (Sept-Îles Tourism Corporation) 1401, boulevard Laure West, 1-418-962-1238
Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 20 h, sat.- Sun. : 10 h - 19 h. – City tourism office.
Mon.- Fri. : To go
By car
To get to Sept-Îles, the best option is undoubtedly the car. Sept-Îles is located 638 km from Quebec and 926 km from Montreal. The journey should take you respectively 7-8 h and 10-11 h . The nearest town is Baie-Comeau (232 km west), but there are a few villages and municipalities in between (for example, Port-Cartier in 65 km west of Sept-Îles).
| City | Distance by road (in km) | Routes to follow |
|---|---|---|
| Baie-Comeau | 240 |  |
| Montreal | 510 |  – |
| Quebec | 640 | – |
| Saguenay | 540 |  – |
By plane
- 1 Sept-Îles Airport (IATA : YZV) (To 8,3 km east of town) – Airport with flights from Montreal, of Quebec, of Wabush, of the Gaspesie, from Northern Quebec and the rest of the North Coast. Classified as a point of entry by the Canada Border Services Agency for aircraft from 15 passengers and less. Flights to Sept-Îles can be extremely expensive (between 800 $ C and 1 000 $ C for a return flight from Montreal, it is approximately the same price as a return flight between Montreal and Paris).
| Airline company | Destinations |
|---|---|
| Air Canada Express | Montreal (Trudeau), Quebec, Wabush |
| Air Inuit | Kuujjuaq, Montreal (Trudeau), Quebec, Schefferville, Wabush |
| Air Labrador | Blanc-Sablon, Chevery, Natashquan, Saint Augustin |
| Air Liaison | Baie-Comeau, Havre-Saint-Pierre, The Romaine, Port-Menier, Natashquan, Quebec, Saint Augustin, Wabush |
| Pascan aviation | Bagotville, Baie-Comeau, Mont-Joli, Montreal (Saint-Hubert), Quebec, Wabush |
| PAL Airlines (Provincial Airlines) | Montreal (Trudeau), Quebec, Wabush |
| * Strait Air | Magdalen Islands |
| Sunwing Airlines | Puerto Plata (seasonal) |
On a boat
- Relais-Nordik April to February. – Shuttle service between Rimouski and Sept-Îles. It also reaches villages in the Lower North Shore to the east that are not connected to the road network. Check out their website for more information.
By bus
- 3 Intercar 126, rue Monseigneur-Blanche, 1-418-962-2126, 1-888-861-4592 (free number) – One bus per day leaves Quebec early in the morning for Baie-Comeau; from Baie-Comeau it is possible to make a transfer for a bus that goes to Sept-Îles. You can also board the bus in Montreal and transfer to Quebec City, or from other stops along the way (between Quebec City and Sept-Îles).
By hitchhiking
Hitchhiking from Montreal to Quebec is very easy; many people make the daily journey between the two cities.
Between Quebec and Sept-Îles, there is a single main road (Route 138) which runs northeast along the St. Lawrence River. Therefore, hitchhiking is quite simple. People who travel on this route will more often than not travel long distances since the towns and villages are far from each other. On the other hand, you have to keep in mind that making the journey from Quebec City with your own car takes around 8 h . If we add waiting times to that, getting to Sept-Îles can easily turn into a trip of 2 days or more. Wild camping is very easy to accomplish during the summer (apart from the fact that there are a lot of mosquitoes), but in winter, when temperatures can be around -30C, camping and even waiting on the edge of the river. road can become quite dangerous. However, by leaving Quebec (or even Montreal) very early in the morning, it is possible with a little luck to reach Sept-Îles in a single day.
Circulate
By car
The car is the best way to get around the city.
Car rental
- 1 Discount Car and Truck Rentals 194 Napoleon Street, 1-418-968-3269 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 17 h. – Car and truck rental.
- 2 National Car Rental 111 Maltais Street, 1-418-962-3786, 1-800-657-3037 (free number), 1-418-962-7171 (at the airport), fax : 1-418-962-5105, e-mail : [email protected] Open every day of the year, from 7 h To 22 h. – Daily, weekly and monthly car and truck rentals. Weekend packages are offered.
Walk
If one stays inside the city, it is easy to move by walking between the different places. However, attractions outside the city, such as the beaches, are more difficult to access on foot.
By bike
At the tourist information office in the city, it is possible to rent bicycles at the cost of 10 $ C per day. Padlock and helmet are included.
By taxi
Obviously, there are also taxis. To come back late at night after a night of partying, a taxi is the only option other than walking.
To see
- Alouette smelter (Located at 32 km from Sept-Îles), 1-418-964-7342 From June 19 until the end of August, Tuesday to Saturday, twice a day at and to 13 h 15.
Free. – Guided tour of the aluminum factory to see this huge industrial complex. The factory ranks first in America as for the production of primary aluminum with its annual capacity of 600,000 tons. It is the largest employer in the city. Wearing long pants, long sleeves and closed shoes with flat heels is compulsory. The visit is prohibited for people with pacemakers, pregnant women and children under 12 years. It is not allowed to bring cameras, magnetic cards, watches, jewelry and lighters. - Clarke City Interpretive Center 160, rue du Moulin (Clarke City), 1-418-583-2223 – Interpretive center recounting the history of Clark City and the lifestyles of the time of this place which was the first industrial city of the North Coast thanks to the Clarke brothers of Toronto who established a pulp mill there in 1898.
- IOC Rio Tinto , 1-418-962-1238 Monday and Wednesday at 13 h, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 9 h. Free. – Guided tour of the iron ore processing plant carried out inside a car in which the guide leads visitors inside the huge complex explaining the different stages. It is forbidden to leave the car. Reservations must be made at the Sept-Îles tourist information office.
- Bois-Joli Garden 97, rue des Chanterelles (Ferland sector), 1-418-960-5551, e-mail : [email protected] From sunrise to sunset. Free. – The northernmost botanical garden in Quebec. He understands 4,5 km of trails and 14,000 plantations divided into 12 sectors themes such as the kindergarten and bird garden, the medicinal plant garden, the rock garden and the sea-wind trail leading to the bay of Sept-Îles. The site includes a picnic area. Free guided tours are offered at 13 h or by reservation in July and August.
- Shaputuan Innu Culture Transmission House 290, boulevard des Montagnais, 1-418-962-4000, fax : 1-418-962-3131, e-mail : [email protected] Monday to Friday, 8 h - 16 h 30, and Saturday and Sunday, 13 h - 16 h in summer ; Monday to Friday 8 h - 16 h 30 out of season. – "Shaputuan" means "the great tent to gather" in innu-aimun. Permanent exhibition called “Innu utassi (Innu land)” presenting the millennial history of the Innu, their way of dealing with the seasons and the annual life cycle. Average length of visit: 1 h. Accessible for people with reduced mobility. Wireless Internet access.
- Regional Museum of the North Shore 500, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-2070, fax : 1-418-968-8323, e-mail : [email protected] June 25 to Labor Day, every day, from 9 h To 17 h. 7 $ C per adult, free per child 12 and under. – Permanent exhibition called "Land of Senses: the great journey" and two temporary exhibitions on the subject of art, heritage, nature, industry, culture and the identity of the North Coast. The on-site Ô Muses boutique is a regional artisan craft store. Average length of visit: 1 h 30. Accessible for people with reduced mobility.
- Old Post of Sept-Îles Shimun Street (accessible by boulevard des Montagnais), 1-418-968-6237 June 25 to Labor Day. – Interpretation site on the fur trade with an interactive exhibition with costumed animators on the lifestyle of the time and a tour of the region's natural resources. It is a fur trading post first built in 1661 and rebuilt in 1967. There is a shop with exclusive products. Average length of visit: 1 h 30.
FreeDo
- Aylmer-Whittom Park Route 138 West (To 7 km from the Sept-Îles tourist information office), 1-418-962-1238, 1-888-880-1238 (free number) – Hiking, the park has two observation towers to see Conan Island, the western part of the bay of Sept-Îles and the birds. There is a miniature village for children.
To learn
- 4 Cégep de Sept-Îles 175, rue de la Vérendrye, 1-418-962-9848 – CEGEP.
- 5 Center for University Studies of the East of the North Shore 175, rue de la Vérendrye, 1-418-968-4801 – Campus of the University of Quebec at Chicoutimi (UQAC) in Sept-Îles.
To buy
- 1 Town Square 770, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-7000 Mon.- sea. : 9 h 30 - 17 h 30, Game.- Fri. : 9 h 30 - 21 h, sat. : 9 h 30 - 17 h, Sun. : 12 h - 17 h. – Mall.
- 2 Place Sept-Îles 700, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-7000 Mon.- sea. : 9 h 30 - 17 h 30, Game.- Fri. : 9 h 30 - 21 h, sat. : 9 h 30 - 17 h, Sun. : 12 h - 17 h. – Mall.
- 3 Walmart 1005, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-5151 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 21 h. – Large distribution store. Includes a McDonald's.
Eat
In Sept-Îles, one of the main gastronomic attractions is the possibility of eating very fresh seafood. Fortunately, all of the restaurants offer a selection of fresh and delicious seafood; the choice of restaurant therefore depends on what you are looking for (price and atmosphere).
To discover local regional products, nothing better than the public market where producers and processors from the region sell their fresh produce from the region. North Coast. The market is open from mid-July to mid-September, every Saturday from 10 h To 16 h on the edge of the promenade du Vieux-Quai de Sept-Îles.
Cafes
- 1 Tuscany Coffee 464, place du Commerce, 1-418-960-1299 Mon.- Fri. : 7 h - 17 h, sat. : 8 h - 16 h. – Restaurant and cafe.
- 2 Tim Hortons 598, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-8855 Mon.- Sun. : 5 h - 23 h. – Coffee and light meals.
Restaurants
- 3 White Bistro 14 Père-Divet Street, 1-418-960-0960 Tue.- Sun. : 16 h - 22 h 30.
- 4 Fisherman's Snack 4, rue Maltais, 1-418-968-6411 – Small, fast and friendly place, located at the port of Sept-Îles. Offers the usual snack food (poutine, burgers, etc.) but also offers seafood such as crab club sandwiches and the like. There are picnic tables for eating, but they have a very unique room, made in the shape of a giant lobster trap.
- 5 Canteen André Boudreault 473 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-962-9545
- 6 Chez Charlo's Restaurant 680, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-6888 Sun.- Tue. : 11 h - 21 h, sea.- sat. : 11 h - 22 h.
- 7 At Sophie 495 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-968-1616 Tue.- Fri. : 11 h - 22 h, sat. : 16 h - 23 h.
- 8 F D I 753, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-6050 Mon.- Sun. : 11 h - 22 h.
- 9 Gino Pizza 831, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-1010 Sun.- sea. : 11 h - 0 h, Game. : 11 h - 1 h, Fri.- sat. : 11 h - 2 h.
- 10 The atmosphere 600 Cartier Avenue, 1-418-961-4111 Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 22 h. – Restaurant.
- 11 MelLau Market 495, place du Commerce, 1-418-960-0858
- 12 Pub St-Marc 588 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-962-7770 Mon.- Fri. : 11 h 30 - 23 h, sat. : 16 h 30 - 0 h, Sun. : 16 h - 23 h. – Restaurant.
- 13 Restaurant Bar Chez Omer 327 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-962-7777 – Restaurant recognized locally for the quality of its seafood. For a luxurious and expensive experience; if you are looking for a budget place to stay away from this restaurant. Chez Omer once had the reputation of being the best seafood restaurant in Sept-Îles, but apparently the quality has declined in recent years.
- 14 Pasta Restaurant 655, boulevard Laure (in the Mingan Hotel), 1-418-968-2121
- 15 St-Hubert rotisserie 1005, boulevard Laure West, 1-418-968-9191 Sun.- Game. : 11 h - 23 h, Fri.- sat. : 11 h - 0 h. – Chicken.
Fast food
- 16 A&W 719, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-0488 – Hamburger.
- 17 McDonald's 913, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-0505 24 h. – Hamburger.
- 18 Mikes Restaurant 852, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-1111 Mon.- Game. : 6 h 30 - 22 h, Fri. : 6 h 30 - 23 h, sat.- Sun. : 7 h - 22 h. – Pizzeria.
Fishmongers
- 19 Fishmonger Soucy 295, avenue Arnaud, 1-418-962-6322
- 20 Fishmonger Fortier 1, rue Père-Divet, 1-418-962-9187 Open year round, Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 18 h, sat. : 9 h - 18 h, Sun. : 10 h - 18 h. – Crette specialties cooked in shell, shelled by hand, crab, scallops, whelks, clams, salted and marinated products and cooked dishes.
Groceries
- 21 Santerre grocery store 40, rue Monseigneur-Blanche, 1-418-962-6501 – Convenience store.
- 22 IGA extra Marché Labrie and Landry 1010, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-7797 Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 21 h. – Supermarket.
- 23 Maxi 1005, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-1213 Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 21 h. – Grocery store.
- 24 Super C 770, boulevard Laure (in the Place de Ville), 1-418-962-2545 Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 22 h. – Supermarket.
Desserts
- 25 The cremerie 3, rue Napoléon, 1-418-962-2112
Have a drink / Go out
- 1 Edgar Cafe Bar 490, avenue Arnaud, 1-418-968-6789 Tue.- sat. : 16 h - 0 h. – Cafe / bar with a terrace near the sea, Edgar is very popular. The prices are normal for a bar, maybe a little more expensive. Serves imported beer, and some European-inspired fare.
- 2 La Cage - Sports brasserie 395, avenue Arnaud, 1-418-962-2243 Mon.- Tue. : 11 h 30 - 21 h, sea.- Sun. : 11 h 30 - 22 h. – Sports bar.
- 3 The Little Frog 247 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-968-2328 Mon.- Sun. : 10 h 03. – Bar.
Housing
Youth hostel
- 1 Auberge Internationale Le Tangon 555 Cartier Avenue, e-mail : [email protected] 55 $ C. – The only youth hostel in the region, and therefore the cheapest accommodation. The hostel is very nice, it's a good place to meet other travelers. The atmosphere is very friendly. There is also the possibility of sleeping with your tent in the tiny backyard, at a reduced price. The inn is located in the old building of the White School built in 1931, which is part of the historical heritage of the city of Sept-Îles. The hostel has been operating there since 1982.
Chalets
- 2 Nature Health Area of Sept-Rivières 500, chemin du Club-de-Ski-Gallix, 1-418-766-2425 – High-end log cabins located near the Gallix tourist resort.
- 3 Yurts from the Maricole-Purmer farm (on Grosse-Boule Island), 1-418-960-4915, 1-418-962-9753, e-mail : [email protected] – Three yurts that can accommodate from 4 to 8 people for rent located on Île Grosse-Boule. The Maricole-Purmer farm also offers mussel and scallop interpretation activities, educational excursions on the aquaculture farm, snorkeling, sport fishing, swimming and hiking. It is necessary to reserve in advance.
Gîtes
- 4 Cottage by the sea 2651, rue Bell (Gallix sector), 1-418-766-5702, e-mail : [email protected] – Tourist bed and breakfast with four bedrooms and a studio located directly on Gallix beach between Sept-Îles and Port-Cartier.
- 5 Cottage in Bois-Verts 14, rue des Alouettes (Clarke City), e-mail : [email protected] From 77 $ C. – Three bedroom cottage located in a peaceful area of downtown near the beach of Ste-Marguerite. An American breakfast is offered. Includes a terrace and a large garden.
- 6 Gîte Le Repos du guerrier (Small hotel Le Repos du guerrier - Agara) 136, boulevard des Montagnais, 1-418-962-6377, e-mail : [email protected] From 61 $ C. – Gîte de 9 bedrooms country style and a loft. Includes the Agara Art Gallery exhibiting works by professional artists allowing visitors to discover the history of the Innu people and their traditions.
- 7 Sept-Îles bedroom house 232 Evangeline Street, 1-418-968-4909
Hotels and motels
- 8 Chateau Arnaud 403, avenue Arnaud, 1-855-960-5511 (free number), e-mail : [email protected] – Hotel 80 bedrooms located on the edge of the bay of Sept-Îles. Most of the rooms have a sea view. Includes a dining room 45 seats for continental breakfast and 5 rooms meeting rooms as well as a gym and a terrace. The hotel offers a box lunch service. The establishment is non-smoking.
- 9 Comfort Inn 854, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-6005, 1-877-574-6835 (free number) From 102 $ C. – Hotel 61 bedrooms near shopping centers and local attractions. Free wireless internet, free breakfast, free parking, air conditioning, wheelchair accessible, non-smoking.
- 10 Sept-Îles Governorate Hotels 666, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-7071, 1-888-910-1111 (free number) From 91 $ C. – 60 bedrooms in regular class and 58 bedrooms in business class, conference room, free high-speed wireless Internet, sports center, meeting room. The on-site Resto-Bar L'O serves regional dishes. Several packages are offered, including tours of the Mingan Archipelago National Park and the Port-Cartier – Sept-Îles wildlife reserve.
- 11 Hotel Le Voyageur 1415, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-2228, e-mail : [email protected] From 97 $ C. – Hotel 22 bedrooms located at the entrance of the city with a breathtaking view of the bay of Sept-Îles. Located next to the Maison du tourisme and near a cycle path and the Anse park.
- 12 Hotel Les Mouettes 842, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-9427, 1-877-962-9427 (free number) – Hotel 43 bedrooms, High-speed Internet, unlimited coffee, free full breakfast.
- 13 Mingan Hotel 665, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-2121, 1-800-223-5720 (free number), e-mail : [email protected] From 85 $ C. – Hotel 48 bedrooms located in the heart of the city. There is Restaurant Pasta on site.
- 14 Hotel Sept-Îles 451, avenue Arnaud, 1-800-463-1753 (free number), e-mail : [email protected] From 87 $ C. – Hotel 78 bedrooms with a breathtaking view of the bay of Sept-Îles, free wireless Internet, free parking. Located near shops, restaurants, café, a health and relaxation center as well as the archipelago cruise service.
- 15 Motel 7-Îles 1100, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-2115 – Motel 25 bedrooms located at the entrance to the city, free wireless internet.
- Quality Inn Sept-Îles 1009, boulevard Laure, 1-418-960-5600 – Hotel 61 bedrooms modern located close to local attractions.
Campsites
- 16 Moisie river campsite 10, rue Mercier, 1-418-927-2021, e-mail : [email protected] – Campsite located at the mouth of the Moisie river. Includes a beach. Services for motorhomes and tents.
- 17 Laurent-Val Campsite 1000 Fornier Street, 1-418-927-2899 – Campsite located on the banks of the Moisie river including 65 pitches. It is possible to go down the river by canoe or kayak.
- 18 Grande Basque Island (on Grande Basque Island), 1-418-1238, 1-888-880-1238, e-mail : [email protected] – About fifteen rustic campsites on Grande Basque Island accessible by boat.
- 19 Port-Cartier – Sept-Îles Wildlife Reserve 24, boulevard des Îles, 1-418-766-2524, 1-800-665-6527 (free number), e-mail : [email protected] – 7 chalets and 75 pitches campgrounds located on the shores of lakes Walker and Arthur managed by the Société des establishments de plein air du Québec (Sépaq).
- 20 Site for RVs Boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-1238, 1-888-880-1238 (free number), e-mail : [email protected] – 18 lands campsite with a view of the bay of Sept-Îles located behind the Maison du tourisme. Includes a dump station.
Communicate
- 6 Canada Post 701, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-7730 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 17 h 30. – Post Office.
- 7 Purolator 510 Quebec Avenue, 1-888-744-7123 (free number) – Postal service.
Manage the day-to-day
Automotive breakdown
- 8 Laforge repair shop 1167, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-6051 – Garage for quads and snowmobiles.
- 9 Carquest Auto Parts 483 Quebec Avenue, 1-418-962-2123 – Auto parts store.
- 10 North Shore Mitsubishi 100 Napoleon Street, 1-418-962-6424 – Mitsubishi dealer.
- 11 Sinclair Garage and Towing 1190, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-2145 – Garage and car repair.
- 12 Harley-Davidson Sept-Îles 1008, boulevard Laure, 1-418-960-0111 – Harley-Davidson dealer.
- 13 NAPA Auto Parts - Lynk Auto Q&L 335, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-6533 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 17 h 30. – Auto parts store.
- 14 Olivier chrysler 119, rue Monseigneur-Blanche, 1-418-962-2555 – Chrysler dealership.
- 15 Sept-Îles Kia 369, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-0550 – Kia dealer.
- 16 Sept-Îles Honda Automobiles 1138, boulevard Laure, 1-418-968-2021 – Honda dealer.
- 17 Sept-Îles Hyundai 399, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-1828 – Hyundai dealership.
- 18 Sept-Îles Mazda 265, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-5003 – Mazda dealership.
- 19 Sept-Îles Nissan 115, rue Monseigneur-Blanche, 1-418-968-6000 – Nissan dealer.
- 20 Sept-Îles Toyota 225, boulevard Laure – Toyota dealership.
Government institutions
- 21 Sept-Îles courthouse 425, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-3044 – Quebec courthouse.
- 22 Quebec Automobile Insurance Company (SAAQ) 280, avenue Arnaud, 1-800-361-7620 (free number) Mon.- Tue. : 8 h 30 - 16 h 30, sea. : 30 h 16 - 30 h, Game.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 16 h 30. – Quebec Driver's License Office.
Health
- 23 Sept-Îles Health and Social Services Center 45 Père-Divet Street, 1-418-962-9761 – Hospital.
- 24 Uauitshitun Health and Social Services Center 1084 Dequen Avenue, 1-418-962-0222 Mon.- Game. : 8 h - 16 h 30, Fri. : 8 h - 12 h. – Social service center.
- 25 Pharmaprix 1005, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-9711 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 21 h, sat. : 8 h - 17 h, Sun. : 9 h - 17 h. – Pharmacy.
- 26 PJC Jean Coutu 770, boulevard Laure (in the Place de Ville), 1-418-962-3333 Mon.- Fri. : 8 h - 21 h, sat.- Sun. : 8 h - 18 h. – Pharmacy.
Banking services
- 27 Laurentian Bank 770, boulevard Laure (in the Place de Ville), 1-800-252-1846 (free number) Mon.- sea. : 10 h - 16 h, Game. : 10 h - 19 h, Fri. : 10 h - 16 h. – Bank.
- 28 BMO Bank of Montreal 390 Brochu Avenue, 1-418-962-9432 – Bank.
- 29 Caisse populaire Desjardins de Sept-Îles 760, boulevard Laure, 1-418-962-9448 Mon.- sea. : 10 h - 16 h, Game. : 10 h - 18 h, Fri. : 10 h - 16 h. – Bank.
- 30 RBC Royal Bank 440 Brochu Street, 1-418-962-9858 – Bank.
Religious services
- 31 Baptist Church of Sept-Îles 233 Holiday Street, 1-418-962-4160 – Baptist Church.
- 32 Holy Family Catholic Church 15 Comeau Street – Catholic Church.
- 33 Uashat Kateri Tekawitha Church 1035 Dequen Avenue, 1-418-962-7881 – Catholic Church.
- 34 The Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses of Sept-Îles 72 Daigle Street, 1-418-968-6665 – Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
