Expédition extrême

Inspired by the adventures of a coureur des bois, Marie-Lyne Joncas goes on a canoe expedition with Francis Bouillon. They are accompanied by André-François Bourbeau, who left for the Saguenay rivers in 1988 with his three acolytes equipped exactly as Joseph-Louis Normandin, an 18th century adventurer.

Eve Landry shows courage with Francis Bouillon and their guide Sébastien Lapierre, all three propelled by sea kayak on the stormy waters surrounding the Magdalen Islands. They are inspired by the extreme expedition of Sébastien Lapierre and his partner, who left for 60 days in a sea kayak in 2013.

Yannick De Martino, assisted by Francis Bouillon, has agreed to go out of his comfort zone to climb Mount Washington. They will be guided by Gabriel Filippi, a Quebec mountaineer who, thanks to his instinct for survival, has cheated the fate of the world's highest peaks.

Jonathan Roberge and Francis Bouillon set off to explore in nomadic mode a trapping, hunting and fishing territory. Accompanied by Olivier Tremblay, hunter and trapper emeritus, they quickly realize that in winter, anything is possible in the Quebec forest.

Jean-François Ruel sets out on a challenging canoe expedition with Francis Bouillon and the adventurers, Élise Bélanger and François Léger-Savard. In 2017, Élise Bélanger and François Léger-Savard crossed almost 397 km of unexplored rivers in Quebec's Far North in order to map them for the first time.

Patrice Godin and Francis Bouillon walk and run a distance of 50 km in 24 hours in the mountains of Charlevoix alongside Yvan L'Heureux. In 2016, this adventurer did the Transpyrénéa, an extreme route of 900 km through the Pyrenees, where he lived the most difficult moments of his life.