From October 29 to December 2, Richard Lyng, alias Ricky, literally changed his way of life and worked non-stop to deliver, on time, the run that would be used for…
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The White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis) is a regular visitor to bird feeders and lives in the deciduous forests of Québec. It can be observed year-round in wooded areas, parks and…
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Naomi Urness is looking to make her mark on the slopes. The nineteen-year-old Mont-Tremblant native will be competing on the NorAm Cup circuit this season as a new member of…
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Celebrating fall on the run Just over 100 runners took part in the first runnning of the Salomon Tremblant Classic in 2014. Almost a decade later, the event has locked…
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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…
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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…
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Equipped with a lo-o-o-o-ng abdomen and impressive mandibles, the dragonfly looks like it could easily sting or bite us. In Québec, it is sometimes called a “crève-yeux” – an eye-puncturer!…
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On July 28, 29 and 30, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts will host a fifth festival of singer-songwriters, the Festival des Chansonniers. It’s an event dedicated to this purely Québécois performance art. More than…
Read MoreOn July 28, 29 and 30, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts will host a fifth festival of singer-songwriters, the Festival des Chansonniers. It’s an event dedicated to this purely Québécois performance art. More than…
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It’s been 32 years now that the Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur (FASS) – Saint Sauveur Festival of the Arts – has devoted itself to the discovery and to the…
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