The personal trainer, an expert at your service

By Yvan Martineau | M10 , Sport  | April 19th 2013 | 

It was difficult for a journalist not to take note of the fire that animated Bruny Surin as an Olympic athlete. Even more difficult to imagine, this former medalist lying in a hammock. Bruny Surin has been fuelled by adrenaline his whole life. His profession is his passion! Bruny Surin remains deeply connected to sport … Continue reading The personal trainer, an expert at your service →

Must haves for spring

By Alexandra Gauthier | Fashion , M10  | April 19th 2013 | 

All items available at Ogilvy.   ogilvycanada.com Ring, Bleu comme le ciel, 295 $ Bracelet, Michael Kors, 115 $ Necklace, Bleu comme le ciel, 559 $ Shoulder bag, Burberry, 675 $ Scarf, Codello chez Luisa Cerano, 340 $ Bag Marc by Marc Jacobs, 498 $ Shoes for men’s, Lacoste, 200 $ Shoes, Cole Haan, 198 … Continue reading Must haves for spring →

Golf in Ireland The trip of a lifetime

By Yvan Martineau | Escape , M10  | April 19th 2013 | 

If Canada owes its reputation in the sporting world to hockey, in Ireland it’s golf. Even more so since it was selected golf destination of the year in 2004, hosted the Ryder Cup in 2006, and one of Ireland’s own, Rory McIlroy, dethroned Tiger Woods as the number one player in the world. While a … Continue reading Golf in Ireland The trip of a lifetime →

LAUZON Third generation

By Pierre Deschenes | Automobile, M10  | April 19th 2013 | 

Ernest was the first, two more Lauzons followed, then four… Passing the torch in a family business is not always an easy task. Fortunately at Groupe Lauzon, high caliber heirs are abundant. The two sons of founder Ernest, Claude and Michel, each have two children, all of whom breathe dynamism and passion into the company. … Continue reading LAUZON Third generation →

Tariquet: a family story

By Pierre Deschenes | Epicurean , M10  | April 19th 2013 | 

In a region better known for its eaux-de-vie than for its wines, one family, over a period of 100 years, has succeeded from one generation to the next without missing a beat. In fact, the Artaud-Grassa family have given free rein to their passion for the vine with an imagination and boldness that infuses their … Continue reading Tariquet: a family story →

The Ritz-Carlton, 100 Years of Excellence

By Pierre Deschenes | M10 , Society  | April 19th 2013 | 

The Ritz-Carlton was born in symbiosis with its time: an era of opulence. The spirit of its beginnings has bridged time, defining itself as a lifestyle for those who embrace quality, impeccable manners, and luxury. Since 1912, the “Grand Dame of Sherbrooke Street” has been witness to world personalities, from General de Gaulle to Winston … Continue reading The Ritz-Carlton, 100 Years of Excellence →

Chic vie

By MixteMag | Fashion , M10  | April 18th 2013 | 

HIM: Black wool and silk suit, Hugo Boss; white cotton shirt, Armani Colezzione; black silk tie, silk pocket square, HENRI VÉZINA. HER: Striped black and white silk dress, Malene Birger, BILLY BOUTIQUE; silver bracelet,HERMÈS. Leather colour-block dress, electric blue leather bag, and leather and white canvas shoes, HERMÈS; silver bracelets, Rosemary Hedges, OGILVY. Printed silk … Continue reading Chic vie →

Andrew Torriani, A hotelier right on target

By Sandra Cliche | M10 , Society  | April 18th 2013 | 

The architect of the remarkable transformation of the Ritz-Carlton hotel is President and CEO, Andrew Torriani. A man with a passion for hospitality … and for hockey! Andrew Torriani has a passion for hotels. It is practically genetic. If he were Gaulois, one might even say he fell into it when he was little. Literally. … Continue reading Andrew Torriani, A hotelier right on target →

The pearl of Lake Geneva

By Manon Lemire | Escape , M10  | April 18th 2013 | 

Vevey is said to be one of the pearls of the Swiss Riviera. Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, about an hour from Geneva proper, this charming city offers wonderful discoveries. Enough to occupy serious minds and curious palates. One can’t help but be enthralled… Vevey was first frequented by high society during the … Continue reading The pearl of Lake Geneva →

Smart ideas

By Pierre Deschenes | Decor, M10  | April 18th 2013 | 

Some ideas to remember when you decide to redo your kitchen … Highlight visually pleasing objects or those you love, utensils being a good example as they are sometimes difficult to store. Take note of doors and drawers with oak rails and glides, giving a sleek look while being very ergonomic. • Elle kitchen by … Continue reading Smart ideas →

Hermès Success: A Family Affair

By Michèle Coulombe | Fashion , M10  | April 18th 2013 | 

God of classical elegance, La Maison Hermès is a fixture in the pantheon of French luxury for over two hundred years. A portrait. More than just a business, the Hermès empire is primarily the story of a family whose destiny was turned upside down following its departure from Germany to France. In 1837, Thierry Hermès, … Continue reading Hermès Success: A Family Affair →

True connoisseurs to the table!

By Michèle Coulombe | Epicurean , M10  | April 18th 2013 | 

A small bistro where you can share Japanese tapas in a manga atmosphere. On the menu: the specialties of the chef (omakase), butterfish carpaccio, sashimi beef (gyu sashimi), and hot octopus balls (takoyaki). One can also enjoy classic dishes such as udon noodles, sushi, and sashimi, all in a playful style with a taste of … Continue reading True connoisseurs to the table! →