Incontournables

The Clagett family

Tom Clagett and Nancy Leiter Clagett came to Mont-Tremblant for the first time in the winter of ’41-’42; they had just married that fall. Their childhood friend Joe Ryan —…

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Denis Paquette: a phenomenon

Phenomenon: a remarkable or exceptional person; prodigy; wonder. Some people are phenomena due to their temperament or their actions. In every region, there are individuals of varying ages and origins…

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Lise Brunelle: her dream came true

They say it takes a village to raise a child. But sometimes, just one person is needed – a parent or relative, a friend, a stranger or even a welcoming…

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Gilles Cadieux: the committed teacher

There are a number of arenas across Québec and, for the most part, they bear the name of their town, a politician, a hockey player or a famous skater. In…

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George Kelegher and Louise Boivin: for the love of heritage

Quite recently, as I was admiring the village of Saint-Jovite for its charm and its authentic appearance, I reminded myself that there is a couple – two enthusiastic people –…

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Éloi Lefebvre and La Vallée de la Diable

It’s only natural to be interested in the people around us. Nowadays, communications are easy and sometimes even overwhelming. But it’s worth remembering that not so long ago, having a…

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The Millette family

The courage of our forebears is often mentioned, but their optimism should be noted, as well. They left a familiar place, to settle in unknown territory, absolutely convinced that all…

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The Labonté family

I’am fascinated by that generation of men and women who gambled everything they had and left France to settle in New France. After a sea voyage during which their lives…

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Ernest Lajeunesse in the heart of the village

There was a generation of men who, too young to participate in WWII, replaced their elders who were away fighting the war. These were valuable young men because they could…

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Eddy Eustace, authentic to the core

The Eustace family, of Scottish descent, had lived in Montreal for generations when Eddy was born on December 21, 1933. His father Scott and mother Marie Marguerite Keel – from…

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