Projects.

To Pascal, life is a privilege that shouldn’t be taken for granted. Participating in projects of real significance is a way to honor that privilege, and of course, it’s also a source of real enjoyment.

Here are some of his favourites.

À voix hautes podcast.

Pascal sits down with guests from all walks of life (including Kim Thúy, Jonathan Roberge, Alexandre Vallerand and Anne Panasuk) to discuss subjects that have shaped their experiences and his, such as mental health, family, art, culture, death and more.

Listen in on talks that are serious or spirited, but always relevant, rich and insightful:

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Book.

What happens when an entrepreneur with a bachelor’s degree in literature decides to make a long-held dream come true? He sets out to write a book, naturally, one with depth, authenticity, creativity and even eccentricity. An autobiography that doesn’t draw the line between man and entrepreneur, as organically connected as Pascal’s own leadership style.

In his writing, Pascal shares his biggest existential questions, amusing anecdotes and more serious inspirations, and guidance gleaned from his own personal experiences and learnings. It’s his life story to date, filled with the insights, moments and meetings that have moved him, and might move you, too.

Release date to come, details to follow.

Envol.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Atypic, Pascal launched a highly symbolic aerial silks show, giving spectators a glimpse into the very soul of his life journey.

Unencumbering himself bit by bit from the burden of his past traumas and wounds, Pascal recreated the darkest and heaviest moments of his life, revealing his slow and often painful way towards lightness—hard won but oh-so-worthwhile.

Watch the event video now, which notably highlights the key moments of Pascal’s moving performance:

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