Mont Tremblant

• Policy gaps contributed to deadly gondola crash at Quebec’s Tremblant ski resort

  A labour inspector concluded that incomplete procedures governing how construction equipment was to be moved on the property contributed to the deadly incident.

  Canada

  Sep 15
  
• How hot is it? Montreal has just broken a 40-year-old daily record

  Environment Canada says temperatures hit a 40-year high of 31.9 C at the Montreal airport on Wednesday. The old record was set in 1983.

  Weather

  Sep 7
  
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• One month after fatal crash, gondola reopens at Quebec’s Mont-Tremblant resort

  Quebec provincial police confirmed the probe into the deadly incident is ongoing, and investigators are still meeting with witnesses.

  Canada

  Aug 15
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• Quebec gondola crash: Ontario victim identified as Canadian soldier, probe continues

  Since the tragic incident, questions have swirled regarding how and why the heavy machinery was operating in close proximity to a moving gondola.

  Canada

  Jul 18
• Quebec gondola crash: Dead man from Ontario identified, woman remains critical

  Quebec provincial police said the incident happened just before noon on Sunday, when heavy construction equipment struck the moving gondola, ejecting two passengers.

  Canada

  Jul 17
• 1 dead, 1 in critical condition after gondola struck at Quebec’s Mont-Tremblant resort

  Authorities say the incident happened after heavy construction equipment struck the moving gondola. The force of the impact ejected the two occupants out.

  Canada

  Jul 16
• Women’s World Cup ski races conditionally approved for Mont-Tremblant

  Course improvements are underway and test races are scheduled for February and March. The first two-race women's World Cup at Mont-Tremblant is planned for Dec. 2-3, 2023.

  Sports

  Oct 18, 2022
• Mikael Kingsbury ready to defend World Cup in Mont Tremblant this weekend

  The 27-year-old from Deux-Montagnes, Que., said he's well-rested and ready for Saturday's competition following his time at the Val St-Côme camp in Quebec's Lanaudière region.

  Sports

  Jan 24, 2020
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• Sugar shacks, once a vegetarian’s nightmare, go vegan in meat-loving Quebec

  The cabanes à sucre have evolved from humble huts where sap is boiled down to maple syrup into feasting houses churning out meat by the tray-full.

  Features

  Apr 24, 2019
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• From the ICU to Ironman: After traumatic crash, Montreal triathlete gives back

  Two and a half years ago, Frédéric Roy was involved in a violent collision while cycling home from work. Now he's getting ready to compete in the upcoming Ironman triathlon in Mont-Tremblant Aug. 19.

  Canada

  Aug 6, 2018