Allison Hanes: Delay of Herron inquiry leaves Quebecers in the dark The coroner s desire to be fair to those under investigation may be well intentioned, but it robs the dead of their dignity, prevents families from obtaining answers and may deprive CHSLD residents of better protections.
Author of the article: Allison Hanes • Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: Feb 16, 2021 • February 16, 2021 • 4 minute read • Understanding how the calamity at Résidence Herron fits into the bigger picture of Quebec failing its seniors in the early days of the pandemic is critical to ensuring nothing so disgraceful happens again, Allison Hanes writes. Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette files
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A new boutique bakery in Hudson has found a niche offering sweet solace from COVID-19 red-zone doldrums in a unique line of boozy cupcakes.
Montreal Tipsy Cupcakes is the brainchild of serial entrepreneur Jessika Ménard, who also co-owns le Cozy Café restaurant and operates a custom cakes business, Cakes by Haute Couture.
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The idea came to Ménard in a flash while driving in her car and talking to longtime friend and chef Matthew Johnson. The conversation turned to cupcakes, and she suddenly had the thought that it would be fun to try spiking the tasty treats with alcohol. By the end of the drive, Ménard and Johnson were in business.