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Domaine Lac-au-Saumon

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A private seniors' residence and intermediate resource in Lac-au-Saumon, Quebec, housed in a historic 1941 building.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Domaine Lac-au-Saumon (legally Domaine Lac au Saumon Inc.) is a private seniors' residence and intermediate resource (résidence privée pour aînés / ressource intermédiaire) located in Lac-au-Saumon, in the Matapédia valley of Quebec, Canada. It provides temporary or permanent housing for seniors and people with special needs, combining comfort, respect and security in a peaceful, secure setting. The residence is operated from a building constructed in 1941 to house the mother house of the Servantes de Notre-Dame-Reine-du-Clergé, a religious community; the project to convert the heritage building into a seniors' home was driven by a desire to ensure the building's long-term survival. The Domaine offers a range of accommodation types, from single rooms to 2½-room apartments, described as spacious and well-appointed at competitive prices, with the possibility of a subsidy for home assistance. Services include three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry, cable, Wi-Fi, quality care and personalized support. Security is provided 24/7 through cameras, secured doors and a call system using pull cords and bracelets. The site also includes common and leisure areas, an outdoor area with a gazebo, a chapel, and a large parking area. The residence holds several certifications and memberships: it is a member of the RQRA (Regroupement québécois des résidences pour aînés) and the ARIHQ (Association des résidences et ressources intermédiaires du Québec), holds a MAPAQ permit, and has MSSS certification from the Government of Quebec. Its stated mission is to offer seniors and people with special needs temporary or permanent accommodation that combines comfort, respect and security. The organization can be contacted at 418 778-5836 (extension 1001) or by email at administration@domaine-lac-au-saumon.com.

History

The building that now houses Domaine Lac-au-Saumon was constructed in 1941 to serve as the mother house of the Servantes de Notre-Dame-Reine-du-Clergé, a religious community. The structure is described by the residence as full of history. In a desire to ensure the long-term survival of this heritage, a project was launched to convert the building into a seniors' residence. The resulting organization, Domaine Lac au Saumon Inc., operates as a private seniors' residence and an intermediate resource in Lac-au-Saumon, Quebec. It offers temporary or permanent accommodation to seniors and people with special needs, with a mission centered on comfort, respect and security. Over time the residence has obtained memberships in the RQRA and ARIHQ, a MAPAQ permit, and MSSS certification from the Government of Quebec, and it provides a range of services including meals, housekeeping, laundry, cable, Wi-Fi, care and 24/7 security.

  • 1941

    The building is constructed to house the mother house of the Servantes de Notre-Dame-Reine-du-Clergé religious community.

  • A project is launched to convert the heritage building into a seniors' residence, leading to the creation of Domaine Lac au Saumon Inc.

Products and positioning

A heritage-based, certified private seniors' residence and intermediate resource in Quebec's Matapédia region, emphasizing comfort, respect, security and personalized care at competitive prices.

  • Private seniors' residence accommodation

    Various housing types from rooms to 2½-room apartments, spacious and well-appointed, at competitive prices with possible subsidy for home assistance.

  • Intermediate resource (ressource intermédiaire)

    Housing and support for seniors and people with special needs.

  • Meal service

    Three meals per day.

  • Housekeeping and laundry

    Included services for residents.

  • 24/7 security

    Cameras, secured doors, and a call system with pull cords and bracelets.

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