Bilodeau

Bilodeau is a surname of French origin that is most common among French-Canadian populations, particularly in Quebec. It is also found among Canadian expatriates, as well as in parts of the United States and France, reflecting historical migration patterns.

In Canada, the name is strongly associated with Quebec, where it appears in various communities and institutions. As with many French surnames, Bilodeau families have established roots in the province through generations of settlement, language, and cultural continuity.

One notable bearer of the surname is Alexandre Bilodeau (born 1987), a Canadian freestyle skier who won the gold medal in men’s moguls at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. His Olympic achievement is among the most prominent reference points for the name in contemporary sport. Beyond this, individuals named Bilodeau have appeared in diverse professional fields, including the arts, academia, and public life, primarily within Canada. The surname continues to be carried by people across North America and in French-speaking communities worldwide.