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    CJMQ 2 CLASSIC HITS 60s, 70s and 80s

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    Spinning Stories Episode 5: Legendary Beats with John Digweed

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    Joachim Lepine on Artificial Intelligence, Human Judgment, and Staying Resilient Derek Bullard

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    Joachim Lepine on Artificial Intelligence, Human Judgment, and Staying Resilient Derek Bullard

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Environment

Rising Phosphorus Levels Threaten Long-Term Health of Lake Magog

MAGOG, June 2026 — Environmental advocates are raising concerns about the future of Lake Magog as phosphorus levels continue to rise, accelerating the lake’s natural aging process and contributing to increased algae growth and dense aquatic vegetation.   According to Action Lac Magog, phosphorus concentrations have increased significantly over the past decade, reversing gains achieved through earlier environmental protection efforts. The organization attributes the trend to a combination of urban […]

todayJune 5, 2026 636 65

Business

Sherbrooke Continues to Reject LiveBarn Cameras, Deepening Debate on Referee Safety

SHERBROOKE, May 29th, 2026 — Concerns surrounding referee safety and accountability in local hockey arenas are fueling debate in Sherbrooke after the city reaffirmed its refusal to allow LiveBarn streaming cameras in municipal sports facilities.   City officials have cited legal limitations involving municipal subsidy rules and administrative barriers as the primary reasons for blocking the commercial camera platform. Supporters of the technology argue that video systems could help discourage […]

todayMay 29, 2026 719 83

Business

Sherbrooke Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau Signals Strong Support for Local Airwaves Ahead of June 6th Community Radio Day

SHERBROOKE, May 26th, 2026 — Sherbrooke Mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau says community radio stations continue to play an important role in maintaining local identity and strengthening communication within regional communities across Quebec. Speaking with CJMQ 88.9 FM ahead of Community Radio Day on June 6th, Bibeau described local radio as a platform that reflects everyday community life in a way larger corporate media outlets often cannot. She noted that stations like […]

todayMay 26, 2026 334 49

Business

QCNA to Host Community Media Networking Event and Job Fair in Gatineau

The Quebec Community Newspapers Association (QCNA) will host a community media networking event and job fair on June 12 at the Château Cartier Hotel in Gatineau, bringing together students, aspiring journalists, media professionals and members of the public interested in the industry. The event, titled Your Career in Community Media, is free to attend and will also be livestreamed for participants unable to attend in person. Organizers say the goal […]

todayMay 15, 2026 522 37

Business

Sherbrooke Summer Hockey League Expands with Women’s Division and Move to Bishop’s University

SHERBROOKE, May 14th, 2026 — What began as a small offseason hockey project between a handful of professional players has quickly evolved into a growing summer hockey event in the Eastern Townships. The Ligue du Hockey À Bout de Souffle (LBS) is returning for its third season this summer, bringing expanded divisions and high-tempo hockey to Bishop’s University.   Co-founder Nicolas Guay says the league was originally created in 2024 […]

todayMay 14, 2026 769 79

Business

Ex-Rector Pierre Cossette Enters Liberal Race, Officially Confirms Candidacy Announcement

SHERBROOKE, May 12th, 2026 — As Quebec’s political parties begin positioning themselves ahead of the October 5th provincial election, Pierre Cossette says he hopes to bring a more collaborative and innovation-focused approach to politics in Quebec City, while positioning Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships as a model for regional development and community-driven solutions.   The former physician and former rector of the Université de Sherbrooke officially entered provincial politics after […]

todayMay 12, 2026 595 71

Communications

Sherbrooke Police Launch Project NIP to Combat Fraud Targeting Seniors

SHERBROOKE, May 12th 2026 - The Sherbrooke Police Service is stepping up efforts against a growing wave of telephone fraud schemes targeting vulnerable residents, particularly seniors. In response to the increase in these incidents, the SPS has introduced “Project NIP,” a new initiative bringing together investigators, police officers, and community partners to help identify and stop fraudsters operating in the region. Police say the project will focus on coordinated daily […]

todayMay 12, 2026 696 31

Business

O’Chevreuil Taverne du Centro Damaged by Major Fire in Downtown Sherbrooke

SHERBROOKE, May 11th 2026 - A major fire prompted a large emergency response Monday morning in downtown Sherbrooke after flames broke out in a commercial building located at 62 Wellington North Street. Emergency crews were dispatched around 10:00 a.m. on May 11 after reports of smoke and fire coming from the two-storey building. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke conditions and visible flames originating from the basement level. Authorities confirmed […]

todayMay 11, 2026 322 60

Business

Sherbrooke Record Introduces New Publishing Model and Distribution Challenges

SHERBROOKE, May 3rd, 2026 — The Sherbrooke Record is introducing a new publishing model that will change how readers across the Eastern Townships access their news, as the long-standing English-language newspaper adapts to evolving distribution challenges and reader habits.   After more than a century of daily print, the publication will shift toward a digital-first approach, while maintaining a weekly print edition. The change comes as the paper continues to […]

todayMay 3, 2026 562 44

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