Gradually, new businesses are opening their doors, offering experience and know-how. Seasoned entrepreneurs or young enthusiasts – often helped by their parents – are the next generation to add to…

Gradually, new businesses are opening their doors, offering experience and know-how. Seasoned entrepreneurs or young enthusiasts – often helped by their parents – are the next generation to add to…

Raymond Dupré was born in 1918 in Worcester, Massachusetts. His American father spoke only English while his mother, Marguerite Goulet, was a French-speaking woman from Québec. Mr. Dupré (Raymond’s father)…

At the beginning of July, our collaborator Daniel Gauvreau told me of his wish to present to our readers some members of the First Nations who live in our community….

By Anne Johnston If you have happened to walk past the Église du Village playhouse on a weeknight sometime in past years, you may have heard some beautiful music wafting…

Swimming well outside its natural habitat, a young humpback whale caused quite a sensation in Québec just over a year ago. It was an unprecedented journey. The whale swam up…

Unobtrusively installed beside a big park, right at the corner of chemin du Village and the rue du Couvent, the Mont-Tremblant summer market stalls are aligned under their green roofs…

Located north of Mont-Tremblant in Labelle, Frisbee canin Laurentides, member of the international organization “Toss & Fetch”, provides training workshops on throwing and dog coaching, competitions, and most importantly, good…

The Riddell family, Alexander and his wife Frances, bought their country home on the shores of Lac Supérieur in 1953. With their children Alex Jr. and Joy, they discovered all…

A new Pilates studio appeared in the middle of the Village district last fall. Carolina Akland, certified Pilates instructor and founder of Mind- BodyPlace, is on-site to welcome small groups…