Impassioned by the joy of skiing, the Mont-Tremblant area and all it’s had to offer since the ‘90s, Gary Yee is a visual storyteller for the sports, events and lifestyle…

By Garry Rae In 1967, Canada’s Centennial year, a group of male ski enthusiasts at Mont-Tremblant got together to form a ski club called “Le Club de Ski 100 years”,…

Mont-Tremblant is a four-season playground where nature provides an endless array of activities. Winter, though, is by far my favourite season to play outside. Healthier and happier outdoors Spending time…

For decades, we were told that fat was bad. In the ’90s, North Americans were consuming low-fat, high-sugar snacks and refined carbohydrates daily. After further research, it became clear that…

Ice skating is an iconic Canadian sport. It is breathtaking in its beauty. And while I have always found it awe-inspiring to watch, I have never tied on a pair…

The survival of the North American hare is closely linked to the presence of snow, as are its other common names: varying hare and snowshoe hare. The pelt of this…

Sacrifice personal interests In January I already wrote this month’s first message about our community spirit. “The foundation of a community spirit requires the adherence of the greatest number and…

The Mont-Tremblant region as we know it is the result of actions, decisions and risks taken in the past by courageous, hard-working and determined individuals. The history that follows is…

By Jeff Swysten Hiking’s simple rule is this: leave only footprints. I like to add: try to avoid that, too. Often I see people avoiding a puddle, thereby widening the…

By Jeff Swystun Before magic carpets moved tottering children gently up bunny slopes, or highspeed quads whisked thrill-seekers to towering summits, there was the humble rope tow. Until it was…