Turcot Yards, CN has been performing switching operations and storing trains in the area, a practice denounced by local residents due to increased noise and danger from hazardous cargo in a residential area. Institutions The Clinique communautaire de Pointe-Saint-Charles is the primary health and social services institution in the area. La Maison Saint-Charles provides space for community groups. Culture and recreation Recreational facilities include the YMCA, the Centre Saint-Charles, Saint-Gabriel Park, Le Ber Park, Marguerite Bourgeoys Park, and the Lachine Canal greenspace and bike trail, as well as road bike trails crossing through the neighbourhood. Historic buildings include the Maison Saint-Gabriel and Saint-Gabriel and Saint-Charles churches. The neighbourhood is served by the Bibliothèque Saint-Charles. Pointe-Saint-Charles served as the setting for the 2006 movie The Point, a drama that takes place over one weekend about the stories of thirty-five teenagers and a mystery that haunts their neighbourhood. Demographics Home language (2011) Notable people Norman Dawe (1898–1948), Canadian sports executive See also Charlevoix (Montreal Metro) Jeanne-Le Ber Le Sud-Ouest References Neighbourhoods in Montreal Irish-Canadian culture in Montreal Le Sud-Ouest Quebec populated places on the Saint Lawrence River External links Walking in Pointe-Saint-Charles