Cornwall: Significant Drug Bust in

newsroom — Tue, 05 May 2026 18:36:51 +0000

A major drug bust in Cornwall and Montreal has led to the arrest of 13 individuals and the seizure of over $4.1 million in illegal substances. The operation targeted four independent criminal networks involved in drug trafficking.

The coordinated raids occurred on April 16. Authorities executed search warrants at three residences in Cornwall and four in Montreal.

Police seized significant amounts of illegal drugs, including:

20 kilograms of suspected fentanyl
14 kilograms of suspected cocaine
80,000 counterfeit prescription tablets

The investigation began in November and involved the Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau and the Provincial Operations Intelligence Bureau.

The police charged a total of 115 counts against the arrested individuals. Tyler Bertrand, 24, from Cornwall, faces charges related to trafficking fentanyl and possession of property obtained by crime.

In addition to drug-related arrests, other recent incidents have emerged in Cornwall. A 53-year-old man faces charges for sexual assault, while a 13-year-old youth was charged with theft under $5,000 and assault.

The Cornwall Police Service continues to investigate these incidents. Further updates on this ongoing case are expected as authorities work to address these serious offenses.

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Maison: Recent Developments in the Sector

newsroom — Wed, 11 Mar 2026 13:58:40 +0000

Background on Recent Developments

The Eyesight deal takes place against a backdrop of rapid consolidation among PR agencies, production companies, and marketing agencies in Europe. This environment has prompted significant shifts in ownership and strategy within the luxury sector.

Key Developments

On February 26, 2026, the Cornwall and District Real Estate Board presented a $1,000 cheque to Maison Interlude, marking a notable contribution to the local community.

In a significant move, Thierry Dreyfus sold a 51 percent stake in his luxury event production group, Eyesight, to Maison BETC, the branch of BETC dedicated to luxury branding. Dreyfus expressed his belief in the partnership, stating, “We share the same pursuit of perfection and the same need for humanity in the way we create.” This acquisition is expected to enhance Eyesight’s capabilities in the luxury market.

Lacoste’s New Campaign

In a related development, Lacoste has launched a new Eau de Parfum named Lacoste Original Aqua, with its campaign conceived by Maison BETC Paris. The campaign, which began visibility on March 7, 2026, will be showcased on TV and in print worldwide.

The chief creative officer for the Lacoste campaign, Florence Bellisson, described the film as adopting a “resolutely cinematic style, alternating between softness and intensity, restraint and rupture.” This artistic approach aims to capture the essence of the fragrance.

Additionally, the campaign is characterized as a “sensory and luminous proposition, where freshness is expressed as much in the image as in the attitude.” This reflects Lacoste’s commitment to innovation and creativity in its marketing strategies.

Reactions and Future Outlook

Mercedes Erra, a key figure at Maison BETC, emphasized the agency’s focus on meaning and its artisanal culture, stating, “We have a very specific and artisanal culture, and the agency is very concerned by meaning.” This sentiment underscores the strategic direction of Maison BETC in the luxury market.

As these developments unfold, observers anticipate further collaborations and innovations within the maison sector, particularly as brands seek to navigate the evolving landscape of luxury marketing and production.