“I want everyone to enjoy the life I have in Tremblant”

Melisande has over a decade of combined experience working with various yoga studios. Her experiences range from the urban to the rural, extending to mountainous regions in Banff, the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia and as far as India. Melisande’s enthusiasm for yoga came from her mother who raised her as a pescitarian and inspired her to maintain a yoga practice throughout her teens.

Fashion was practically in this store owner’s DNA; as a little girl, she sketched designs of clothing and her grandmother would sew the clothes she designed. “She was a real magician”, Roxane told us. Her grandmother showed her what made garments high in quality and taught her the distinction between different types of fabrics.

“It’s not just a restaurant for us, it’s our home.”

As a family run business Le Charlotte Café’s recipe for success is simple: good food, good products. But their secret sauce is infused with a whole lot of love. In her past life, Lyne, the owner and mother of two, worked as an accountant for restaurants and also ran her own bed and breakfast. Lyne then created Le Charlotte with her daughters in mind.

A sommelier, but forget wine, we’re talking tea.

After studying tourism, Elise Perrault ventured off to England at a young age and found a job picking strawberries. It was during her time in Britain that she learned English and discovered tea time. There was something special about the ritual of it all, steeping, tasting, sharing with others. It was so different from grabbing a coffee on the run. Tea encouraged her to slow down and spend quality time with her fellow sippers.