Drummondville, Quebec
Canada
Drummondville, Quebec shares 92 connections with 5615 other places across 19 topics, with ice hockey and music as the two dominant threads. Ice hockey accounts for the bulk of its connections, including an appearance in the 1967 Allan Cup national championship final. The city has produced a cluster of musicians, among them French-language songwriter Georges Dor and folk rock group Kaïn. Girardin Minibus, a school bus manufacturer based there since 1965, anchors its transportation thread. Montreal and Toronto carry a strong co-connection overlap.
Georges Dor
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Quebec
Girardin Minibus
Orléans Express
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Saint John, Kingdom of FranceKingdom of Great BritainUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | Old Quebec | Sayabec, Quebec
Latin American Canadians
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Sarnia, Ontario | Trois-Rivières, Quebec | Little Italy, Toronto
Les Trois Accords
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Montreal, Quebec | Quebec | Moncton, New Brunswick | Grand-Mère
Kaïn
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Montreal, Quebec | Quebec | Une, Colombia | Karinë
Ron Butlin (ice hockey)
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Canada | Edmonton, Alberta | Calgary, Canada | Washington (state)
Yvan Cournoyer
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Ontario | Montreal, Quebec | Quebec
Yvon Pinard
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Canada | Quebec | Sherbrooke, Quebec | Centre-du-Québec | Richmond, Quebec
Yvon Lambert
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Detroit, Michigan | Montreal, Quebec | Maine
François Morel (composer)
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Canada | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Montreal, Quebec | Quebec | Nazareth, Israel
Victoriaville
Connects Drummondville, Quebec to: Sherbrooke, Quebec | Centre-du-Québec | Val-des-Sources, Quebec | Saint-Cyrille-de-Wendover, Quebec | Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil, Quebec