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Sherbrooke Theatre Production Retells Greek tragedy Through The Eyes of a Forgotten Character

EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, October 11th  - A new theatrical production in Sherbrooke is inviting audiences to reconsider courage, conflict and the importance of dialogue by retelling a famous Greek tragedy from the perspective of a lesser-known character. Ismène, produced by Théâtre du Double Signe, shifts the spotlight away from Antigone, the celebrated figure known for defying authority, and toward her sister Ismène, whose perspective offers an alternative approach to conflict through peace, […]

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Mont-Mégantic National Park Raising Awareness About the Hidden Effects of Light Pollution

Mont-Mégantic, October 11th — Residents across the Eastern Townships were invited to celebrate the night sky on Saturday, October 10, as part of Le Jour de la Nuit, an initiative raising awareness about light pollution and its effects on wildlife and human health. The event, brought to Quebec by the Mont-Mégantic International Dark Sky Reserve three years ago, encourages residents to turn off unnecessary outdoor lights and rediscover the stars. Organizers […]

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Bishop’s New Plays Festival 2026 Returns with Its Largest Lineup of Student Originals in Years

LENNOXVILLE, September 30th 2026 - Bishop’s University’s New Plays Festival is bringing student creativity to the stage with its largest lineup in years. This year’s festival features nine original student plays, along with a new Saturday reading series designed to give even more writers an opportunity to share their work. The productions cover a wide range of styles and themes, including physical comedy, realism, absurd theatre, relationships, mystery and queer […]

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Richmond’s First Rodeo Highlights Youth and the Next Generation of Riders

Richmond, September 29th 2026 - The Town of Richmond hosted the inaugural Richmond Rodeo this past weekend, bringing families, vendors, and spectators together for a weekend celebrating Western sports and regional traditions. Youth participation was a major focus throughout the event. Riders competed in events including barrel racing, while young participants also helped with the rodeo’s operations. Ten-year-old Cody Muise took part in the morning competitions and spoke about his […]

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Diving Into Jesse Cook’s Past as a Guitarist ahead of the Commencement of his Tour in Sherbrooke

SHERBROOKE, September 25th 2026 - Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook is bringing his latest musical project to Sherbrooke, performing at the Granada Theatre on September 27 as part of his tour for his new album, Past the Breakwater. Released September 18, the album represents a quieter direction for Cook, who is known for blending flamenco, rumba, jazz and classical influences. Cook said he wanted the new record to create a more […]

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Pumpkin and Harvest 35th Edition Brings 1,321-Pound Pumpkin to Lennoxville Competition

LENNOXVILLE, September 29th 2026 - Lennoxville marked the 35th edition of its annual Giant Pumpkin and Harvest Festival, bringing residents together for an afternoon of giant pumpkins, local vendors, music and community activities. Three pumpkins were officially weighed during this year’s competition. Steve Young of Waterville took top honours with a 1,321-pound pumpkin. Young, who has grown giant pumpkins as a hobby for nearly a decade, said the process requires […]

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Townshippers’ Festival Celebrates Community and Celebration in Bury

BURY, September 22, 2026 — Residents from across the Eastern Townships gathered in Bury for the 2026 Townshippers’ Festival, celebrating the region’s English-speaking community and its connections to local culture and heritage. Hosted by the Municipality of Bury, the event brought together longtime residents, newcomers, families and seniors. More than 50 kiosks provided information about local services, organizations and businesses, giving attendees opportunities to connect with community groups and learn […]

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Quebec Solidaire candidate David Poulin-Latulippe outlines QS priorities for Richmond ahead of October 5th election

RICHMOND, September 18th - Québec solidaire candidate David Poulin-Latulippe says improving access to mental health care would be one of his priorities if elected in Richmond. In an interview with Good Morning Townships, Poulin-Latulippe drew on nearly 25 years as a clinical psychologist, including work with Inuit communities in Nunavik. He said those experiences motivated him to enter provincial politics and address what he describes as long waiting lists for […]

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Parti Québécois candidate Bernard Sévigny discusses his vision of Richmond ahead of October 5th election

RICHMOND, September 18th - Parti québécois candidate Bernard Sévigny says his municipal experience has shaped his approach to the provincial election campaign in Richmond. In an interview with Good Morning Townships, the former Sherbrooke mayor and Union des municipalités du Québec president said residents have raised concerns including the cost of living, healthcare, infrastructure and the impact of U.S. tariffs. On the economy, Sévigny highlighted the Parti québécois proposal to […]

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