The former Naval School buildings are gone, replaced by the Montreal bus terminal.

Today, the site is an industrial complex and a bus terminal for Montreal Transit.Īll the supply depot buildings remain, along with the administrative building fronting onto Dollard Street, currently occupied by Cite Industrielle. The property was sold to the Lasalle Industrial Development Corporation. The CF School of Management relocated to CFB St-Jean in 1971 and the Lasalle base closed. 25 Canadian Forces Supply Depot at Longue Pointe. 4 Supply Depot closed on 1 September 1970, with its functions being taken over by No. In September 1968, the Naval Supply School merged with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps School and the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps School to form the new Canadian Forces School of Administration and Logistics at CFB Borden.Īlso as a part of the Unification, No. The Canadian Forces School of Management was established at the centre in September 1966. With the Unification of the Forces, the HMCS Hochelaga was downgraded to a Detachment of CFB Montreal in 1966 and re-designated as No. The Naval Supply Depot, Aviation Supply Depot and the Naval Supply School were known collectively as the Naval Supply Centre. Re-named the Naval Supply School, the school provided instructor on cooking, butchery, supply, accounting and civilian and military management. Barracks, messes, classrooms and administrative buildings and a recreation hall were constructed for the school at the north end of the property. Supply School re-located to HMCS Hochelaga after outgrowing their facilities in British Columbia. The depot was also home to the Aviation Supply Depot, which supplied the RCN aircraft carriers. Six large warehouses were constructed, along with administrative buildings, workshops and a heating plant.Īlthough staffed by RCN Officers, most of the depot staff were civilian employees, so no barracks were built at that time. The depot took over functions previously handled by small depots in Rockcliffe, St. The depot was officially commissioned on 1 October 1955 as HMCS Hochelaga.

Originally established as a Naval Supply Depot, it was constructed between 19 at 2555 Dollard Street in Lasalle. Canadian Forces Base Montreal – Lasalle Detachment:

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