by Daniel Gauvreau. … Running, climbing, jumping, throwing: fun-filled activities for some, training for others but for all, essential movement turned upside down by a lockdown that stretches on and…

If walls could talk … In villages, towns and cities, the only true witnesses to the past are buildings: the post offices, churches, schools, and … hotels. The hotel called…

You know something is good when many claim its invention. There is the great poutine debate over who first combined fries, cheese curds and gravy. Hawaiian pizza is claimed both…

Like many company heads, Nicholas Latreille rolled up his sleeves when the public health measures were put in place and turned our lives upside down. When entrepreneurs who could do…

“People don’t buy houses, they buy homes. They shop around with logic but they make an offer based on emotion.” Real estate listings are mostly occupied by the seller until…

In part one, we learned that a compass, hot water and a hiking stick are great outdoor companions. It is easy to rely on cellphones or be complacent because we…

Local, original, sugar shacks Whether it’s the Cabane à Tuque, which eco-responsibly offers a menu that’s local, organic and vegan; or La Tablée des Pionniers which innovates beautifully thanks to…

Many of us dream of a small chalet tucked away among snowy trees, looking onto a beautiful lake surrounded by gentle hills; outside, many healthy activities would beckon. That very…

By Jeff Swystun A 1927 tourist booklet for Canada stated, “The out of doors appeals to every normal, healthy individual. We revel in the bigness, the freshness and the wholesomeness…

New address, new formula, new and unexpectedly fine playground This first season of operation for the Ski de fond Mont-Tremblant (SFMT) organization at the Manitou golf course has been, to…