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Mont Saint-Sauveur International, often abbreviated to MSSI, is a company which owns several ski resorts in Canada, most notably in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains. The company also runs several housing developments.
| Ski operation | Ski hill(s) | Location | Region | Facilities and services | Notes | |
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| Mont Saint-Sauveur | Saint-Sauveur-des-Monts, Laurentides Region, Quebec, Canada | Saint-Sauveur Valley in the Laurentides Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | skiing, alpine roller coaster, and a waterpark | connected to Mont Avila | ||
| Mont Avila | Avila | Saint-Sauveur-des-Monts, Laurentides Region, Quebec, Canada | Saint-Sauveur Valley in the Laurentides Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | skiing, winter tubing and the MSS Rockstar Snowpark | connected to Mont Saint-Sauveur | |
| Ski Morin Heights | Morin Heights, Laurentides Region, Quebec, Canada | Saint-Sauveur Valley in the Laurentides Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, a zip-line, camping and cabins | |||
| Mont Olympia | Piedmont, Quebec, Laurentides Region, Canada | Saint-Sauveur Valley in the Laurentides Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | skiing | |||
| Ski Mont Gabriel | Mont-Gabriel, Laurentides Region, Quebec, Canada | Saint-Sauveur Valley in the Laurentides Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | skiing | |||
| Sommet Edelweiss | Wakefield, Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada | Gatineau Hills in the Outaouais Sector of the Laurentian Mountains | skiing, winter tubing | |||
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