Cuttle. It’s a name which, for more than 30 years, was synonymous with a warm welcome, excellent food, and evenings filled with good humour. Cuttle’s Tremblant Club was owned by…

Born in 1925 in the Mauricie to an Indigenous Anglophone mother and a unilingual Anglophone father, Ernie McCulloch started off as a ski jumper. Seeking thrills, he found himself in…

Five years of ziplining from the summit On Friday, June 21, the adventure company Ziptrek Ecotours celebrates its fifth anniversary in Mont Tremblant Resort and will provide a fun-filled day…

The forgotten    When speaking of this area’s pioneers, it would be a shame not to mention the contribution of curé – parish priest – Charles-Hector Deslauriers. Ordained in 1925,…

Born Mary Rutherford in 1906, in the small town of Paoli, Pennsylvania, Mary Rutherford met and married Joe Ryan in New York. She visited Mont-Tremblant for the first time in…

Osias Ouimet: man of a thousand hats I really did have a privileged childhood, growing up at the base of the Mont Tremblant slopes. People from all backgrounds and walks…

Almost all the employees of Mont Tremblant Resort were from local families, and several of these families had sold their farms to Joe Ryan. The Fleurent family was one of…

Born August 18, 1893, Joachin Chartrand, a carter by trade, became an employee of Mont Tremblant Resort in 1947. He was immediately assigned the North Side, where he lived until…

When you think of the history of Mont Tremblant, there are names that come immediately to mind: Ryan, McCulloch, Duncan and, more recently, Wheeler, Guay and Anderson. There is, however,…