Located in Montérégie, approximately 40 kilometers east of Montreal, it benefits from a privileged location, with the Yamaska River crossing its territory. Its landscape is marked by vast green spaces, fertile agricultural land and generous nature. Agriculture is at the heart of Saint-Hyacinthe's identity. The city is renowned for its thriving agricultural sector, earning it the nickname Agricultural Technology Center of Canada. It is home to renowned research institutes, successful agribusinesses and educational establishments specializing in agriculture. In addition to its agricultural sector, Saint-Hyacinthe offers a range of cultural, recreational and sporting activities. The city has many parks, bike paths, and walking trails, making it a great place for outdoor enthusiasts. There are also shopping centers, restaurants, cinemas and theaters to entertain residents and visitors.