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  • Armoiries (eng)

    The coat of arms created by the Association of Robitaille families inc. in 1991 with its motto Travail et Fierté (Work and Pride) found following a contest among the members

  • Parc Robitaille (eng)

    Robitaille Park in Québec City (Sainte-Foy borough), created in 1989 on the ancestral land of the Robitailles

  • Monument-eng

    Commemorative monument unveiled in 1993 in Robitaille Park

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    President Marc Robitaille

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    The Commitee for the maintenance and embellishment of the monument, in 2014

Since its inception, the Robitaille Families Association has published a newsletter entitled Les Robitailleries. This newsletter is addressed to members in good standing of the Association.

Since 2017, the newsletter has been produced in electronic format (PDF file) and sent to members by email.

A table of the title pages of the most recent bulletins produced can be consulted on our site.

In addition, the Association is gradually making available free of charge to all back issues of Les Robitailleries:

Note that since spring 2017 (#84), the newsletter has been produced both in French and in English. Previously, the newsletter was partially bilingual.

  • A Word from the President - Spring 2026

    After a harsh winter and a late spring, we are starting to feel the warmth of the sun. In recent months, it is clear that the

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  • Newsletter #102

    Our Bulletin #102 (Spring 2026) is in production. It will be out soon.

    Robitailleries No 102

  • Oldies 81-85

    Free Access to our Archives

    Issues 81 (Winter 2016) to 85 (Fall 2017) of our newsletter are now added to our growing collection of free vintage issues.

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    Check the list of all available issues:

     

  • Cards Up!

    Cartes mortuaires Robitaille

    Please Share Yours!

    In many family photo albums, people have kept these funeral cards collected over the years and painful events,

    Depending on the era, the format of the cards varied. The most common form these days is

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