To give you a better idea of just how quaint Saint-Ignace really is, there is no grocery store in the area, it only has one gas station and a milk man stops at homes daily.
Everybody knows one another in the area and people are proud to say that a Canadiens player lives there, too.
"You really see what a small community is all about. People help each other out. I love how quiet it is," stressed Deslauriers. "People are happy. It gets me out of the city. It's calm. I also really like the donuts from the Délices d'Antan bakery."
New passions
The 27-year-old forward, who is coming off a career year with 14 points, including 10 goals, in 58 games, has also discovered a passion for the country life.
"I wasn't a boat guy before, but now I've got one. I even go fishing on Lac Saint-Pierre," explained Deslauriers. "I realized that deep down I have a country side that wants to get on the boat and fish. I never had the chance to do those types of activities because I'd never lived in a place like that."