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The Future of Green Mobility: A Review Exploring Renewable Energy Systems Integration in Electric Vehicles

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The Future of Green Mobility: A Review Exploring Renewable Energy Systems Integration in Electric Vehicles

The rapid increase in electric vehicle (EV) adoption has created an urgent need for effective and sustainable charging infrastructure. Integrating ren…See the Story

Seven Legendary Cars From the 1990s and 2000s

Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur

Seven Legendary Cars From the 1990s and 2000s

Less common than some modern cars, several iconic Japanese cars have marked the 1990s and 2000s by their ingenuity, culture and ability to captivate enthusiasts from all over the world. Here are seven mythical models, which have become rare pearls of the road. Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 The Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 is a four-wheel drive sports car, known for its 2.6-litre RB26DETT twin-turbo engine, offering about 331 horsepower (280 measured on the…See the Story

The Slightly Absurd Road Rituals-Journal Access

Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur

The Slightly Absurd Road Rituals-Journal Access

Ah, driving, this moment of freedom or intense stress depending on the hour, the weather or the musical choice of the co-driver. But behind the steering wheel, there are also strange little rituals, tenacious principles, and sometimes real theories of the thermal plot. Not too serious an investigation into these road rituals that make us smile... or sigh. The air clim is for the weak Each summer, a mysterious phenomenon resurfaces. Drivers, thou…See the Story

Top Automotive Luxury: From Engines to Millions

At the dealership or auction, a luxury car can sometimes have an invaluable value for its buyer. Some models are even custom built, piece by piece, for a private customer. Here are some models and brands that embody luxury in the automotive world. Rolls-Royce The Black Rose Droptail When luxury and wealth meet. This exclusive Rolls-Royce model was sold for the modest sum of... $30M! There are only four copies of this car. It includes 1,603 piece…Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur See the Story

Go to the Races, in the Eye of Gino Ramadieri

At Gino Ramtieri, in Piedmont, there is a small corner dedicated to Formula 1, with posters, small models and license plates. Above his collection, there is a photo of the drivers gathered at the Canada Grand Prix in Mont-Tremblant in 1968, the first one held in Quebec. It is a photo he took himself, when he was 16 years old and he was a photographer for a Los Angeles magazine. "This photo is incredible. Bruce McLaren, ahead, the second left. No…Formula 1 · Saint-Sauveur See the Story

5 Unusual Accommodations in the Heart of the Outaouais Nature

Open the article to view the coverage from journalaccess.caSaint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur See the Story

Editorial: The Open Heart of the North

There are journeys that mark. Kilometres that leave traces, not on the tires, but in the soul. Recently, I had the chance to ride the Loire by bike, well hung bags and wide open heart. At every pedal stroke, a feeling of pure freedom, almost impossible to describe. 750 kilometers of happiness, in 12 days. Yet, no need to go far to experience this sensation. Our Laurentians are full of treasures to explore. They are generous, welcoming. We can wa…Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur See the Story

Sexual Assault on Minors: Potential Victims Sought in Saint-Jérôme

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The Saint-Jérôme police are seeking to identify possible victims of a man accused of sexual contact and sexual assault on two minors.Montreal · Montreal See the Story

Saint-Jérôme : Cleaning of the Banks

Abrinord, a watershed organization of the North River, in collaboration with the City of Saint-Jérôme, organizes a clean-up of the banks of the North River! The activity will take place on Saturday, June 14th, starting at 11 a.m. In case of heavy rain, it will be handed over on Sunday, June 15th at 11 a.m. The meeting point will be the parking lot of the Urgel-Carrière Park, on Duvernay Street. Two sites are to be cleaned: the banks near Urgel-C…Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur Read Article

Karting: When Hugo Shakes Goliath on the Track

The expression that "in the little pots are the best ointments" applies beautifully to the Hugo Fauteux driver, who often beats the best karting ruffles in Quebec. The 15-year-old student athlete does not allow himself to be imposed on the ice in hockey, and even less by the best mounts on the race tracks. Qualifications in the cold First in practice and fifth in qualifying at the karting circuit in Tremblant, in early June, he ignored the weath…Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur Read Article

Home for Parents of Disabled Children: a Second Breath for Families

In a residential area of Saint-Jérôme, two houses house the mission of supporting families living with a child with disabilities. Founded in 1988, the Maison des parents d'enfants handicapées des Laurentides (LMDP) is today a major player in community support in the region. Director General of this organization since September 2024, Danielle Landry has been working around LMDP for a decade. Former chairman of the board of directors, then retired…Saint-Sauveur, Quebec · Saint-Sauveur Read Article

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