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Madonna tribute at
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A Madonna tribute on the Budweiser stage on Crescent Street North Friday June 5th
he Grand Prix du
Of course, a number of restaurants
Canada is coming to
and bars in the area are ready to
By Sergio Martinez
town this weekend at
offer the best of their menus as
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the Gilles Villeneuve
well.
track on Île Notre
The Crescent St. Festival starts
Dame but this is not
only a car race event, in fact it is a festive occasion on Thursday, June 4 at noon with an opening cereto celebrate the music, the gastronomy, and—cer- mony usually with the presence of a couple of drivtainly very important—the beauty of Montreal in ers. This time it is expected that last year’s winner
Jenson Button be there as well as Rubens Barall its possible manifestations.
Of all the additional activities surrounding the richello. The rest of the program hasn’t been reGrand Prix itself, the festival that is held on Cres- leased yet, at the time the official web site of the
cent St.—already a tradition in the downtown area Grand Prix listed a number of events as “a sample
of our city— is certainly the one that attracts most from previous years” with the understanding that
visitors. Among the events one can find on Crescent some of these groups will be there again this time.
are the exhibition of racecars and sports cars, kiosks During the afternoon Capueira Bud Rock on Cresoffering all kinds of racecars paraphernalia, and the cent Street North, Official weigh-in for the Budone most expected by visitors: the free indoor con- weiser Grand Prix III Boxing Gala, and DJ STICH
certs starting at 7 p.m. on the big stage located at on the Budweiser stage. Rock groups will be playthe corner of Crescent and De Maisonneuve Blvd. ing on the north stage at 7 p.m. and then at 9 p.m.
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One of the largest parties of the year is on Crescent Street this weekend
Many free samples are given away on Crescent Street this weekend
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On Friday, June 5 at noon, Noon DJ JF on the
Budweiser stage, followed by Capueira Bud Rock
on Crescent Street North, DJ STICH on the Budweiser stage, the Honda Charity Auction, and at
7:00 p.m. Budweiser presents Wicked Access (alternative rock), and at 9:00 p.m. Budweiser presents Tribute to Madonna.
The last day of the festival, Saturday June 6 will
feature at noon DJ JF on the Budweiser stage, followed by Capueira Bud Rock on Crescent Street
North, DJ STICH on the Budweiser stage. Autograph-signing session, and at 7:00 p.m. Budweiser
presents This Side Up (alternative rock) and at
9:00 p.m. Budweiser presents Shake Show Band.
As for the race itself Practice 1 takes place on
Friday, June 5 from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Practice 2
from 2 to 3:30 p.m.; Practice 3 is on Saturday,
June 6 from 10 to 11 p.m., Qualifying is at 1 p.m.;
and the big thing, the Formula 1 race takes place
on Sunday, June 7 at 12 noon.
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Try your speed at changing some tires against the best in the world! Welcome to F1 Montreal, Crescent Street!
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Sandy Mambo & Audrey
Grenier to close 2015
Dominican Festival
Former Olympic Boxing Champion, Sandy Mambo with Audrey Grenier, composer and performer
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Sandy Mambo & Audrey Grenier
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Audrey Grenier and Sandy Mambo
he popular “Weekends du Monde”
presented by Loto-Québec event is
back at Parc Jean-Drapeau on July 45 and 11-12. And, on July 5th, 2015,
there will be Dominican flags waving
all over the park, as we celebrate the
5th annual Dominican Festival, with a crowd between 15,000 and 25,000 people!
Former Olympic Boxing Champion, Sandy
Mambo, is now taking on a whole new challenge,
this time, using his vocal talents to perform in a
band. This summer, as part of the “Festival Dominicain de Montreal”, Sandy and his Latin band will
perform a duo with Audrey Grenier, composer and
performer. Mostly known as a local TV and radio
personality, Audrey unleashed her vocal talents on
TVA’s “La Voix”, when she competed for a spot on
their TV show – known as “The Voice” in the USA.
The Sandy and Audrey duo perform songs in both
French and Spanish, with their live band. Every
year, the festival attracts Montrealers from all ethnicities, waving the Dominican flag in support of
the Latin American country’s celebration.
“When I see people in the audience that are clearly
not from Latin-America but still wave both the Dominican and Canadian flags while we perform
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music on stage, it fills my heart with gratitude and
warmth. I am proud to see that Montreal is so welcoming when it comes to cultural events that brings
together our people, and our traditions”, shared Jose
Reyes Kilimppi, event producer at Fondación
Quisqueya Festival, bringing the festival to life
every year.
This year’s event promises to be colorful and fun
for people of all ages, as there will be installations
for kids, food kiosks with catering from various
Latin countries and performances of merengue and
bachata from day to night. For those who have travelled to Dominican Republic, you must be familiar
with the rhythms of their music and sensuality of
their dances.
Their motto: “Republica Dominicana, donde vive
la musica bachata y merengue”.
Translation: “Dominican Republic. Where the
bachata and merengue music lives”.
Sandy and Audrey will perform on July 5th at
7h30pm, at the festival’s closing show, Parc JeanDrapeau.
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San Andreas—And the earth really moved
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By Sergio Martinez
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t is the first summer blockbuster and one that fident brother. The predicament for the three youths
will really move things around: “San An- however is only starting and new earthquakes are
dreas” directed by Brad Peyton, presents a now threatening every single structure still standing
quite impressive illustration of what could in San Francisco. To make things even worse, a
happen in the event that the San Andreas
fault—a kind of fracture in the tectonic plates tsunami sweeps whatever is on the streets. By now
of the Earth that runs along the most populated Ray who has managed to save his former wife, is
areas of California—starts to move releasing an frantically trying to find and save his daughter.
amount of energy comparable to that of many Blake however—and this is important in terms of
atomic bombs. The effect is of course devastating: the portrayal of women on movies—is not a weakthe entire cities of Los Angeles (Hollywood in- ling but in fact a sort of young heroine in her own
cluded, which perhaps some would not miss) and
right, as Ben would say.
San Francisco are destroyed.
Dr. Lawrence (Paul Giamatti), a Caltech professor “San Andreas” is an entertaining disaster movie,
has been working on a hypothesis that may predict with spectacular visual effects that convey a credian upcoming earthquake, and soon he is going to ble view of what an earthquake of such proportions
be able to prove the accuracy of his calculations. would look like, although at times not very consisBut this of course is primarily an action movie, so tent (e.g., Dr. Lawrence’s lab doesn’t suffer much
the real hero is Ray Gaines (Dwayne Johnson) an damage). Don’t expect too much in terms of the
officer with the fire department rescue unit and a story itself, the real magnet for the audience in this
helicopter pilot. He has just been served with di- case should be the apocalyptic images of large cities
vorce papers by his estranged wife Emma (Carla and familiar places being destroyed.
Gugino) and when taking his daughter Blake
(Alexandra Daddario) to Emma’s new place he
meets who is now her new boyfriend, Daniel (Ioan
Gruffudd), a rich and powerful architect.
But the Earth and particularly the sinister San Andreas Fault have other plans not only for Ray and
his family, but for the entire population of California. The earthquakes start first in Nevada where apparently there is no connection to the fault, but then
nature unleashes all its fury with devastating effects
on California.
By then Blake who was given a lift to San Francisco by Daniel, is left to her own in a soon-to-collapse garage from where she is rescued by Ben
Dr. Lawrence (Paul Giamatti) could predict the
(Hugo Johnston-Burt) a rather shy young guy who
earthquake in "San Andreas"
is accompanied by his younger and much self-con10
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COMMUNITY
The Lord Scott Disick is in
Montreal at Time Supper Club
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Montreal's leading nightlife establishment revamps for Grand Prix with an all-star lineup:
ime Supper Club has solidified itself as
the go to venue for Grand Prix parties
and A-List guests for more than a
decade, and the world renowned establishment shows no sign of losing steam.
Brothers Thierry, Steve and Yoel Havitov alongside Benoit Dimuro “Team Productions"
have assembled a Grand Prix 2015 lineup set to deliver all the glitz and glam that put Canada's premier
supper club on the map in 2002! "Time has hosted
some of the biggest names in Hollywood during the
Grand Prix," says marketing mastermind Thierry
Havitov.
The weekend kicks off Thursday night with Time
and ONEXONE teaming up to give back. Proceeds collected all weekend will go toward the
foundation's Feed a Child campaign.
Thursday June 4th Time Supper Club's 13th Anniversary / ONEXONE
Fundraiser presented by Belevedere Vodka
Friday June 5th Music Loves Fashion with guest DJ Joe Jonas
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Saturday June 6thDom Perignon Party hosted by Scott Disick
Even more star power! Super model turned DJ
Willy Monfret, and two time Stanley Cup winner
Dustin Penner (LA Kings) will both take up a twonight DJ residency at Time teaming up with both
Joe Jonas and Scott Disick for a weekend of Formula One fun. "Scott's lifestyle really reflects that
of Time's, and Joe Jonas is a bonafide celebrity and
respected artist, so it was a no-brainer," says Thierry
Havitov who has hosted some of the biggest names
on the globe.
Time’s past celeb guests include: Prince Andrew, Madonna
, Leonardo Di Caprio, Angelina Jolie , U2 , Fergie, Robert
Downey Jr, Ethan Hawke, Keifer Sutherland, Lady Gaga ,
Jude Law, Cate Blanchett, Ben Affleck, Casey Affleck, Bon
Jovi, Gerald Butler, Jason Statham, Paul Walker, Christina
Aguilera, Ice T , Hayden Christensen, Hillary Duff, Macy
Gray, Dennis Quaid , Drake, Mickey Rourke, Naomi Campbell, Olivier Martinez , Brody Jenner and Chris Noth.
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Native Montrealer Springs from
Mattress Store to Broadway
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Montrealer Dawna Wightman talks to Montreal Times reporter Chloë Bellande on getting her play from a matress store to Broadway
HER GROOVE BACK
ow do you go from zero
By Chloë Bellande
The first time I acted I was right out of
to success when you're
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John Abbott College Professional Thenobody? Worse, what if
atre Program. I ended up in Los Angeyou're starting over in
the middle of life? Simple. You be- les, the lead on Bloody Madonna (another lead on
lieve in your dreams and work hard Amityville Curse). Lots of film work. I made my
until it happens. Easier said than done…most peo- living with acting.
Then I had a baby. Other people can do lots of
ple end up giving up and settling. But what they
didn’t know is how close they are from seeing their big things with their life while their children are
dreams come true. Dawna Wightman is living proof small. Not me. I had to leave acting to be there for
that persistence brings results. She wrote her own my family. Staying at home with children is the
story into a solo play d premiered it in a mattress hardest thing I've ever done. I had abandoned my
store…The most inconvenient venue, but by far, the passion. I was at home, cutting vegetables and readmost effective. I sat down with her to hear her story. ing nursery rhymes. When they got a little older, I
worked as a small business branding facilitator, as
Here’s how it all happened:
I had relocated in Toronto.
ACT 1: HOW MOM GOT
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Then I wrote my first 'woman power' play, Containers. It was selected for the Women's Work New Play
Festival in St. John's. I love to empower women. I
love to empower girls. All my creativity revolves
around that. I was determined to return to acting and
play strong, powerful women. But coming back to
acting in mid life was like running head first into a
brick wall. Casting directors wouldn't even meet
me. I kept making commercials.
Instead of giving up, I wrote this one-woman
show, Life as a Pomegranate. It is about a woman
who gives up her dreams to help her family and
how she has to do something desperate to get back
on track. The show acts as a two sided coin: it inspires those who are finally following their passions
and by playing nine characters, I get to showcase
what I do as a performer.
ACT 2: NO MONEY? NO PROBLEM!
I had no idea how to get funding for Life as a Pomegranate. I'm nobody famous, but I dreamed of opening at a huge venue, with hundreds of audience. No
funding showed up. Someone suggested I ask my
bank branch for funds. I made an appointment with
the same bank branch that deals with my mortgage.
I showed the bank manager my portfolio. He suggested a bake sale to raise funding for my show. A
friend was waiting in a nearby cafe. We had planned
to celebrate my success. Instead of bringing good
news, I showed up with a rash on my neck.
My friend told me to think of something new to
get funds.
I was about to give up. Coming up with a ridiculous solution is sometimes the best option. When
you're determined, the ideas that present themselves
come from a deep place. "Let's go door to door and
ask the shop owners if we can produce the show in
their store," I suggested. The first store we came to
was a mattress store. Manager Paul Branch of Essentia Mattresses, said 'yes'.
ACT 3: MIRACLE IN A MATTRESS STORE
Rented 10 chairs, sound system, poster on the
sidewalk...after 2 months working with director
Ginette Mohr, the show was ready. In my mind, I
was opening to a crowd. I truly decided to act as if
there was an audience of 5000. All 5 people who
showed up gave me a standing ovation. The next
weekend, 20, then we rented 40 chairs and the mattress store was sold out.
A young Broadway actor was visiting his Canadian parents for the weekend. He asked his friends
what was happening on stages and they told him
nothing, except there was a crazy woman doing a
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unique show in a mattress store and it was pretty
good. When he returned to NYC, he heard 2 of his
producers complaining that they needed a cheap to
produce, 60-minute show to fill in the slot that had
fallen through. He told them about Life as a Pomegranate. Alan Baxter phoned, asked for the script, I
performed the show for them the next month, and
then they booked me. Life as a Pomegranate opened
October 2012 at the Producer's Club, Off Off
Broadway.
ACT 4: SUCCESS AND MORE SUCCESS
The show was then produced at the 2013 Mid
Town International Theater Festival (Mid Winter
Madness Division). We were nominated for Best
Overall Production, Best Director (Ginette Mohr),
Best Production Values and Outstanding Actress.
We won Outstanding Actress.
Later on, my 2nd play, The Hush Baby, won the
People's Choice Award at Stratford's Spring Works
Festival 2013. These are just the beginning of the
string of successes that have landed in my lap, after
I’ve decided to make my own dreams happen.
Quite impressive you say? Spending an afternoon
talking to her was like a breath of fresh air, the kind
of moment that brings light to your day, and hope
that your own dreams can become goals and a reality. Dawna had some parting thoughts to share with
us, for specific people reading this story:
TO WAYLAID DREAMERS:
There are three kinds of people: in the parade,
watching the parade and those who have no idea
where the parade is. Make your own parade, even
if the wheels on your float seem weak. Make your
own life happen. The world needs you to be the best
version of yourself.
If you've taken time away from your dreams,
don't be afraid to go back, even if you have to start
at the beginning. Jump in. Your talent is still there.
What it takes to thrive in today's creativity milieu
is focus, networking and hard work.
Just completed, a new children's fantasy novel, A
Yarn of Bone and Paper. It is the story of a lonely
girl who slowly realizes the people raising her are
not human. A publishing house is reading the manuscript right now, and, once published, Dawna plans
on writing a screenplay adaptation. Another solo
show has been written, Backs to Goofy. Her new
play, Yellow Birds, a Montreal post WW2 love
story, is in development. New short, KID GLOVES,
is in pre- production. Dawna lives with her husband
of 25 years, her three children, and two dogs.
To follow Dawna’s exciting life:
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Seeing the world through Rose
June 3, 2015
ness and youthful bright fruit.
n the wine world, rose has
come to be seen as one of the
By Marco Giovanetti 2. As most rosé wines do not indicate
harbingers of spring. They are
whether dry or off-dry, it is worth remtltimes.ca
available year-round but the
membering that in general, old world
selection increases throughout
producing countries will be dry. For
the spring and summer months in Quebec.
Roses are effectively red wines that spend very little the New World, ask your local SAQ wine counseltime under contact with their skins and as such are lor, if the back label information does not help.
produced more like a white wine. The result is the 3. Ask about the grape variety. Traditionally many
best of both worlds; served lightly chilled they offer rosé wines are blends. However today we see more
the refreshing properties of a white wine but with a and more varietal rosé, made from Syrah, Pinot
flavour profile closer to the red varietals they are
made from. Grenache — a Spanish varietal that is Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec to name just a
planted widely throughout both Spain and the south few of the popular grapes
of France — is the varietal responsible for most of 4. Experiment – Rosé wines are well priced. Most
the dry roses in the market. Being a thin-skinned run from $10 to about $20. Try different ones for
grape it does not yield a lot of colour to the wine
(which is desirable because if you extract too much sipping, or with your favorite foods.At the table
colour in a rose it becomes hard to distinguish from rosé wines offer incredible pairing possibilities.
a red wine) and its spicy red berry characteristics While at home with Mediterranean cuisine, they
make it a versatile food companion.
also work perfectly with pizza, pasta, salads, grilled
Rosé Wine Buying Tips
1. Look for the current vintage, which this year will fish and even barbeque.
be the wines of 2014. That said, I did taste a number Here is a variety of fresh, delightful roses that I
of 2012s and 2013s that had retained all their fresh- tasted recently.
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Jean-Luc Colombo Cape Bleue
2014. Provence, France
$16.70
SAQ Code: 12219309
On the nose very fresh aromas such as cranberries and raspberries. On the
mouth, medium body, tasting very fresh. Flavors conjure to mind aromatic Mediterranean herbs with a touch of minerality. Beautiful to drink
by the pool. 90\100
Domaine de Souviou 2013.
Bandol, France
$25.10 SAQ Code: 12200798
On the nose a beautiful spectrum of red fruits and beautiful tones of
lavender. On the mouth, medium body with a refreshing acidity and
nice floral undertones. A pleasant dry spice final. My go wine with
grilled lobster. 93\100.
Cave de Roquebrun Col de l'Orb 2014.
Saint Chinian, France
$14.05 SAQ Code: 00642504
Lovely red fruit aromatic profile bringing to mind watermelon and red
oranges. In the mouth, medium body. Very fine tasting with lovely notes
of Mediterranean herbs. Fresh and dry with a complex saline mineral
aftertaste. 92\100. Lovely with chicken on the bbq with a Greek marinade.
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June 3, 2015
House of Mandela 2014.
South Africa
$14.95 SAQ Code: 12521647
Salmon hued colour. On the nose, aromas of red oranges, watermelon, peaches,
red plums with a hint of toast. On the mouth, medium to full body with very
pleasant fruit such as strawberry. Fresh with a nice acidity. In addition, some
spices with a hint of mint leave. Crisp finale. Try it as an aperitif with grilled
vegetables. 93\100
Château de Nages Vieilles
Vignes 2014
$19.95 SAQ Code : 12521461
Aromas of pure red fruit are combined with floral notes and soft
spices. On the mouth, a touch of minerality adds to its freshness
and length. The wine is medium body with a nice balance and crisp
finish that keeps you wanting for more and more. 90\100. Excellent
choice with grilled fish and a tomato salad. 88\100
Robert Mondavi Winery Pinot Noir
Carneros Napa Valley 2012
$17.25 SAQ Code: 10790843
Pale, salmon pink with brilliant nuances. The nose is very aromatic,
with aromas of grapefruit and exotic fruits. On the palate, the wine is
round, fruity, aromatic, and well balanced. A nice point of bitterness
in the aftertaste gives a nice touch of complexity to the wine. 89\100.
Serve with grilled shrimps.
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Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan sommelier student in the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. He
has 15 years of experience tasting wine from Europe and emerging wine regions. His key specialties
are the wines of Tuscany, Italy and the wines of
Spain. He enjoys fine wines, gastronomy, film and
literature.You may contact him at:
[email protected]
Legend of rating
Under 60- Do not buy. Faulty wine
60-70- Mediocre wine
70-80- All right
80-90- Very good
90-100- Excellent wine.
QPR : Wines that deliver tremendous value
for the money paid.
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Les Béatines 2014. Provence, France
$20.45 SAQ Code: 11232261
On the nose aromas of red fruits with a mix of white flowers and aromas of
Mediterranean herbs. On the mouth, medium body. Delicate with lots of finesse and a very refreshing finale. Amazing with grilled squid to be enjoyed in
the backyard with some friends. 93\100
Domaine Les Terres Promises
L’apostrophe, Coteaux Varois in Provence
Private Import ( www.vini-vins.com)
On the nose, beautiful red and citrus fruit schematics bringing to
mind grapefruit, tangerines and red oranges. Mind boggling aromatic herbs reminiscent of lavender and aromatic salts. In the
mouth, medium body, and very dry. Refreshing, very delicate with
an excellent balance and magnificent finesse. Flavors are very floral
and mineral. This could perhaps the best rose of the season. Try it
with Papillotes de sole provençale Long finale. 95\100
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Auberge Aux
Nuits De Rêve
The rooms and suites are set on Lac des Sables
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A romantic, city escape
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Feeling wild? Book the Tarzan and Jane room. They'll have you swinging from the ceiling.
ot planning a vacation this year? Are
you looking for a quick getaway with
your beau or your gal for maybe a night
or two away from all the city’s noise
and commotion? At Auberge Aux Nuits
De Rêve, located just over an hour outside Montreal, in Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts, couples
find themselves exploring the thematic bedrooms of
famous couples such as Romeo and Juliette, Cesar and
Cleopatra and Tarzan and Jane, just to name a few.
The Auberge offers accommodation designed for
couples who enjoy a private, intimate and adventurous
experience. The rooms and suites are set on Lac des
Sables where the view is serene and the outdoor activities are endless.
Auberge Aux Nuits De Rêve began when couple
Carol and Christian decided it was time to up their
hotel/restaurant game. Having already owned a hotel
business before, they decided to create a more personal, bed and breakfast-type experience. The starting
price for a room is $139.00 plus tax up to $209.00 for
the Presidential Suite inspired by the tumultuous relationship between Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton.
A full course breakfast is offered every morning
and brought to you in your room. Many of the items
are included in the hotel stay, but of course, if you opt
for something a little fancier there will be an extra
charge. There are also restaurants lined up along the
main road that offer customers a variety of options as
well as a gorgeous view along the beach.
Feeling adventurous? Take part in the outdoor activities offered which include: canoeing, kayaking,
badminton and pedaling. There are also a slew of activities to do in and around the area – just visit their
website at www.reve.ca to learn more.
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This little slice of heaven is two hours from Ottawa, between St Sauveur (15 minutes) and Mont
Tremblant (35 minutes) – also something to think
about if you’re thinking of heading to either place for
a little trip.
After hearing so much about this place and finally having the opportunity to stay in one of their
rooms – the Romeo and Juliette suite to be exact, I
highly recommend it. The hospitality provided by the
owners is impeccable – friendly, welcoming and always there to answer any questions. The rooms are
clean and detailed. It’s obvious by the tour I received
that a lot of work and planning was put into this development – one that doesn’t exist anywhere else.
Drag your husband, wife, boyfriend or girlfriend there,
they won’t regret it, trust me.
For more information please check out there website
at: www.reve.ca
The most tragic love story of all time - Romeo and Juliette
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