You must be familiar with the name: it probably brings to mind the “pont Prud’homme” – the Prud’homme bridge....
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Peter Duncan121 Posts
Membre de l’équipe canadienne de ski alpin de 1960 à 1971, skieur professionnel de 1971 à 1979 et champion américain en 1965, Peter Duncan a participé aux Jeux olympiques de 1964 à Innsbruck ainsi qu’à ceux de 1968 à Grenoble. Intronisé au Temple de la renommée du ski au Canada, au Panthéon des sports du Québec et récipiendaire de la médaille du gouverneur général, Peter a longtemps été commentateur de ski à la télévision./ Peter Duncan is a Canadian former alpine skier who competed in the 1964 and the 1968 Winter Olympics. He was named to the Canadian National Alpine Team in 1960 at the age of 16 and competed at the national level for the next 10-years until 1970 before retiring.
Michel Normandeau Over the years, the subjects of my columns have fluctuated between my long-ago memories and the more...
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Born in Sainte-Adèle in the Lower Laurentians, Louis Dufour quickly became an excellent skier and it was through ski...
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It is said that talent is hard to beat, but talent plus work is unbeatable. I would add determination...
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Racing, whether on foot, in a car or on skis, excites us and gives us a sense that anything...
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I am a member of that generation lucky enough to learn from our parents, but also from the extended...
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When I became part of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team in the winter of 60/61, I naively believed that...
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As an only child, I was always fascinated by big families. One of the great joys of my childhood...
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