Most of Saint-Lambert's commercial activity is based on Victoria Avenue, particularly on the part of the strip in the city's downtown (between Riverside Drive and the CN tracks), known as "the Village".
This part of Victoria is most notably the location to the flagship of Taylor's department store.
On this part of Victoria alone, there are around 44 businesses that  sell durable and semi-durable goods; 22 cafés, bistros and restaurants and 960 street parking spaces.
Around 50% of customers in the area come by automobile and 40% come by foot.

Saint-Lambert is also home to Groupe Serdy, the owner of cable television specialty channels Évasion and Zeste.
Roctest, a firm that specializes in making instrumentation for civil engineering projects also has its head office and factory in Saint-Lambert.
Other notable Saint-Lambert businesses include Les Éditions Héritage book publisher and a Dare Foods (formerly Lido Biscuit) cookie factory.
Most of Saint-Lambert's commercial activity is based on Victoria Avenue, particularly on the part of the strip in the city's downtown (between Riverside Drive and the CN tracks), known as "the Village". This part of Victoria is most notably the location to the flagship of Taylor's department store. On this part of Victoria alone, there are around 44 businesses that  sell durable and semi-durable goods; 22 cafés, bistros and restaurants and 960 street parking spaces. Around 50% of customers in the area come by automobile and 40% come by foot.
Saint-Lambert is also home to Groupe Serdy, the owner of cable television specialty channels Évasion and Zeste. Roctest, a firm that specializes in making instrumentation for civil engineering projects also has its head office and factory in Saint-Lambert. Other notable Saint-Lambert businesses include Les Éditions Héritage book publisher and a Dare Foods (formerly Lido Biscuit) cookie factory.
Saint-Lambert, Quebec