The toponym Lussier

Here’s what toponymie.gouv.qc.ca has to say about rue Jacques-Lussier in Varennes.

Origin and meaning
This thoroughfare is located in Varennes, Montérégie region. His name recalls Jacques L’Huissier (Paris, France, c. 1646 – Sorel, 1713), husband of Charlotte De La Marche (Paris, France, ? – Boucherville, 1671). In 1669, the couple married and settled in Varennes. Their daughter, Marie L’Huissier (1671-1695), was the first Varennoise. In 1671, Jacques L’Huissier married for a second time another Parisian, Catherine Clérice (c. 1653-1715), with whom he had thirteen children. He died drowned in 1713 and his body was buried in Sorel.

Sources : Toponymie de Varennes. Des chemins d’eau et portage aux rues et boulevards, 1991.

Official date: 1981-11-05
Specific: Jacques-Lussier
Generic (with or without binding particles) : Rue
Entity type: Street
Administrative region: Montérégie
Regional County Municipality (RCM): Marguerite-D’Youville
Municipality: Varennes (Ville)
Geographical code of the municipality: 59020

In an address, we would write, for example:
10, rue Jacques-Lussier

On a road sign, we would write:
Rue Jacques-Lussier