Les Cervidés

For over 10 years, Laurie Bélanger and her mother, Nathalie Pelletier, have been at the helm of the Domaine Champêtre campground, located near the village of Saint-Vallier and ranked among the most beautiful in Quebec.

In 2001, Sylvie Nadeau felt the need to leave accounting and change careers. While pondering her future, her family suggested she open a dairy bar in Buckland, her native village, since there was none in the area. The die was cast.

It was in 2002 that Roberto Di Giulio and Nathalie Niemeyer moved to Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, very close to the water. They set their sights on a large and magnificent old-style barn which then housed a flea market on Avenue de Gaspé. Transformed into …

On Route 108, in Saint-Victor, visitors have the impression of suddenly finding themselves somewhere in Texas, New Mexico or Arizona.

The destiny of the Café Royal was traced many years ago.

Les Roy de la Pomme is above all a family story, that of Elphège Roy and his wife, Lise Breton, as well as their three children, Vincent, Amélie and Joannie.

Jean-Philippe Jolin's parents bought a small pig and dairy farm in 1987. But in 2000, seizing an opportunity, they completely transformed the Saint-Gervais farm and launched into the production of goat's milk.

When the owners of the business located in Vallée-Jonction contacted Giovanni Périard to take over L'Introuvable, he started looking for a partner and a talented chef.

In 2003, in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, a small café – the first roasting house in the village – moved into a yellow and red ancestral home dating from 1885.