5 eco-friendly shops accessible by public transit on the South Shore
Article published on January 22, 2025
With January comes new resolutions. Here are five shops that will encourage you to help protect the planet and promote a healthy lifestyle all year round.
L’Eau Vive in Mont-Saint-Hilaire
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L'Eau Vive specializes in organic food, with a wide range of local and seasonal organic items, from fresh fruits and vegetables to frozen products, as well as a complete section of natural and eco-responsible beauty products. But our favourite part is the upstairs restaurant, which serves truly delicious vegetarian dishes.
To get there: 248 Rue Saint-Georges, Mont-Saint-Hilaire
ProÉcolo in Candiac
Visit the knowledgeable team at this eco-friendly store in Candiac to load up on amazing products. You’re sure to find everything you need, including food, household items, hygiene products, and more.
To get there: 85 Chemin Saint-François-Xavier, Candiac
Refill & Co in La Prairie
Credit: Refill & Co
Specializing in bulk products, Refill & co boasts a wide selection of food, household items and personal care products. The zero-waste shop also features an organic food section and an array of natural cosmetics.
To get there: 1503 Chemin Saint-Jean #101, La Prairie
CELLA Maison écolo in Chambly
If you’ve already gone green, you’ll be thrilled to find so many organic products under one roof on Montréal’s South Shore, and even ready-made meals for busy nights.
To get there: 845 Blvd. de Périgny, Chambly
Épicerie Pivot in Varennes
Credit: Épicerie Pivot
Bite into local organic food at this beautiful neighbourhood grocery store in Varennes. You’ll find bulk products as well as fresh items, sandwiches and other prepared meals.
To get there: 42 Rue Saint-Eugène, Varennes
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