
Super Bowl Champ Buys Montreal Bakery
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Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Super Bowl champion and doctor, purchases Boulangerie Arhoma in Montreal, teaming up with agent Sasha Ghavami. The founders, Ariane Beaumont, Jérôme Couture, and Marie, pass the bakery to Duvernay-Tardif, who shares a family baking history. No changes to recipes or operations, focusing on smooth growth and preserving the bakerys legacy.
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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Super Bowl Champ Buys Montreal Bakery. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Superbowl champ and Dr. Laurent Duvernet Tardiff just spot Bellagery Ahoma, a beloved spot in Montreal's Hashelaga, Maisonouve neighborhood. The former Kansas City Chiefsguard, who's also an entrepreneur, teamed up with his agent Sasha Gavami to take over the bakery. The news dropped on social media from the bakery itself, marking a big handover after 19 years in business. Founders Ariam Beaumont, Jerome Couture, and Marie are stepping away, passing the torch to keep things rolling strong. They pick Duvernet Tardiff carefully, wanting someone who matches their focus on detail, quality, and heart. His parents actually started their own bakery back in 2009 in Mont Saint-Hallaire, then grew it to Montreal by 2012, so, bread runs deep in the family. No big shake-ups planned. The recipes, daily operations, and whole vibe stay exactly the same. It's all about smooth growth, like nurturing that perfect sourdough starter.
This move keeps Ahoma's legacy alive while blending in fresh energy from a guy who's tackled grids and gridiron's alike. This has been Vancouver News Today, powered by AI.
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