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Ogopogo would be proud

Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke

Ogopogo would be proud

Circuit Massawippi invites residents and tourists to explore lakeside riches By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative A new initiative launched June 10 at Domaine Bergeville in Hatley Township is inviting locals and visitors alike to rediscover the natural and cultural heritage surrounding Lake Massawippi. Dubbed the “Circuit Massawippi,” the 65-kilometre agrotourism route weaves through the municipalities of Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, the…Read Article

Gleaning project brings fresh hope to local fields

Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke

Gleaning project brings fresh hope to local fields

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative A new initiative to recover unused crops and fight food waste is taking root in the Memphrémagog region this summer. Launched by the Comité sécurité alimentaire Memphrémagog (CéSAM), the “Seconde Récolte Memphré” gleaning project seeks to collect surplus fruits and vegetables left behind in fields and redistribute them to local residents, volunteers, and food banks. “This project is environmental, so…Read Article

Hatley Township residents lose free access to North Hatley beach

Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke

Hatley Township residents lose free access to North Hatley beach

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative Residents of Hatley Township will no longer have free access to North Hatley’s municipal beach this summer, following the end of a long-standing recreational agreement between the two municipalities. The move, formalized by Hatley Township council in October 2024, has sparked concern among residents as the summer season begins. According to a statement from the municipality posted to Facebook, “the m…Read Article

Stanstead council hears cross-border trash concerns and zoning frustrations

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative Stanstead’s municipal council tackled a wide range of issues during its regular June 9 meeting, from delayed web updates and development fees to a cross-border trash dispute and local zoning frustrations. Presided over by Mayor Jody Stone, the meeting drew about seven residents, including a concerned neighbour from Derby Line, Vermont. A large portion of the meeting focused on concerns brought forwar…Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke Read Article

“Law 103 misses the mark”

Sherbrooke homelessness advocate warns of stigma, centralization By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative A new provincial bill intended to regulate the placement of supervised consumption services is facing strong opposition from homelessness advocates across Quebec, including in Sherbrooke. Bill 103, introduced by Minister Lionel Carmant, would prohibit the establishment of such centres within 150 metres of schools and daycare centres. Bu…Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke Read Article

Brome County News, June 10, 2025

L’article Brome County News, June 10, 2025 est apparu en premier sur Sherbrooke Record.Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke Read Article

A general overview regarding labour rights in Quebec

By Danny Al-Mashhoor The workplace is governed by laws that provide protections for employees. In a May 13 interview, Me Myriam Dumont Robillard, lawyer and assistant professor in labour and immigration law at the University of Montreal, walked The Record through three hypothetical scenarios to better understand some aspects of labour rights in Quebec. Scenario #1: Working as a waitress in a restaurant, Amira is paid under $10 per hour and she r…Workers' Rights · Sherbrooke Read Article

Cross-border teamwork and quick response contain two major fires in Stanstead and Magog

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative Two significant fires broke out this week in the Eastern Townships—one on the international border in Stanstead and another near Lake Lovering in Magog—drawing coordinated responses from multiple fire departments. No injuries were reported in Stanstead, while the presence of an ambulance was confirmed in Magog. The more complex of the two occurred Wednesday night at a border-straddling apartment buil…Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke Read Article

Science and Serenity Meet on the Trails of Mont Pinacle

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative The Harold F. Baldwin Park, nestled in the hills of Baldwin Mills near Coaticook, has unveiled its 2025 edition of Les Rendez-vous du Pinacle—a season-long series of guided activities designed to connect visitors to both the natural world and their own well-being. Running from June through October, the initiative offers birdwatching, stargazing, citizen science, climbing, forest mindfulness walks, an…Science · Sherbrooke Read Article

The Spring Cycling Festival , Lennoxville, May 2025

The first Spring edition of the Fête du vélo happened on May 24th! This event normally happened in the Fall, and it has been confirmed that the fall event will also go ahead as usual. That interested in joining future editions of the event in any way can follow the group on Facebook and Instagram, or become members to get involved in planning. For more information, visit the Fête du vélo website or find them on social media. This story was a fro…Cycling · Sherbrooke Read Article

The Piggery at 60 - A story still in the making

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative North Hatley’s iconic Piggery Theatre is celebrating its 60th anniversary this summer, and those behind its continued existence say its story is far from over. Founded in 1965 by English theatre enthusiast and New York transplant Marjory Virgin, the Piggery was built inside a converted pig barn on her summer property. Her vision was simple but ambitious: to create a space for high-calibre English-lan…Sherbrooke, Quebec · Sherbrooke Read Article

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