I am a member of that generation lucky enough to learn from our parents, but also from the extended family made up of uncles, aunts and friends. The advice, the…

This culinary destination in the heart of Tremblant’s pedestrian village, the restaurant La Savoie, celebrated its 30th birthday on September 14. It’s almost hard to believe, but this wonderful eating…

Continuing towards its goal of diversification of the local economy, the Corporation de développement économique de la MRC des Laurentides (CDE) and the City of Mont-Tremblant have decided to create…

Any one of us can experience an unusual adventure in the heart of the Laurentian forest. The Sentier des cimes – treetop trail – which celebrated its first birthday this…

Somewhere between a camping spot and a rental chalet, “glamping” – glamourous camping – adds a touch of comfort to every retreat into nature. Here are a few ready-to-camp destinations…

When I became part of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team in the winter of 60/61, I naively believed that we would be a key factor on the international scene. Our…

This is the next instalment in the series called Athletes in Transition Project (ATP). These articles result from my informal discussions with some of our star athletes of the Laurentians:…

Madeleine “Mado” Sévigny-Lanthier celebrated her 80th birthday at the World Aquatics Masters Swimming Championships in Fukuoka, Japan in August. The event brings the best swimmers of the world together to…

The Ancré-actifs, Mont-Tremblant and region’s free learning centre – CAL, the centre d’apprentissage libre – has as its mission the support of parents who have chosen home schooling. During the…

Using her uncommon life as her resource, retired policewoman and detective Martine Laurier now works on the prevention of suicide. With her book, “De l’uniforme au désir d’en finir –…