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Former Magog Cantonniers Player Jacob Dion Signs with Laval Rocket

MAGOG, September 4th 2026 - For Jacob Dion, the call from the Montreal Canadiens organization came when he least expected it. The former Magog Cantonniers defenseman was at home playing Xbox when he checked his email and discovered a message from someone within the Canadiens organization asking about his hotel plans and mileage to Brossard. It quickly became clear that he had been invited to the Canadiens’ main training camp. […]

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Élections Québec Denied Exemption for Bilingual Mailings as Anglophone Community Raises Accessibility Concerns

EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, September 2nd 2026 - Élections Québec’s decision to mail voter information guides exclusively in French is raising concerns among English-speaking communities in the Eastern Townships ahead of the October 5 provincial election.   Denis Kotsoros, director of the Townshippers Association, says the organization is concerned that relying on QR codes and online resources could create barriers, particularly for seniors, who have some of the highest voting rates.   […]

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ESTRIE VOTES 2026: The Complete Eastern Townships Provincial Election Guide

Sherbrooke, August 28, 2026 - Quebecers head to the polls on October 5, 2026, under the province’s fixed-date election law. The Eastern Townships (Estrie) represent one of the most unpredictable regions in the province, serving as a critical battleground for all major political parties. With high-profile seat departures, party leaders running locally, and distinct regional priorities—from agricultural land protection to healthcare access for official language minority communities—here is everything voters […]

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After Last Year’s Slump, East Burke Sees Eastern Township Traffic Bounce Back on Vermont Trails

BURKE, Vt., July 2026 — Kingdom Trails and Burke Mountain Resort have launched a month-long campaign aimed at welcoming Eastern Townshippers back to Vermont after a decline in cross-border tourism last year. The Cross the Border, Discover the Kingdom initiative offers Eastern Township visitors at-par pricing on Kingdom Trails memberships and Burke Mountain lift tickets, along with discounts on bike rentals, hotel stays, and promotions from participating local businesses throughout […]

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Veterans Honoured with Three-Cannon Salute at Waterloo Legion on Canada Day

WATERLOO, July 1, 2026 — The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 77 in Waterloo marked Canada Day on Wednesday while celebrating the Legion's 100th birthday with a day of community events honouring veterans and local traditions. The celebration included a community breakfast, a flag-raising ceremony, three ceremonial cannon shots, and live music. Sergeant-at-Arms Guy Normandu, a Vietnam War veteran, said the annual ceremony is an important tradition and that raising the […]

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Community Spirit and Creative Heritage Take Center Stage as Liberal Leader Charles Milliard Meets with Community for the 116th Hatley Canada Day

HATLEY, June 29th 2026 — Thousands of visitors gathered in Hatley on Monday as one of the Eastern Townships' longest-running community traditions returned for its 116th Canada Day celebration. The annual event featured a parade, children's activities, artisan vendors, live music, fireworks, and community fundraising, drawing families from across the region to the village's historic centre. Event coordinator Shelby Drew said the celebration has remained a family tradition for generations. […]

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Eastern Townships Farmer Emphasize Local Buying Before Seeking Government Support as Strawberry Season Is Delayed

WATERVILLE/LENNOXVILLE, June 18, 2026 — According to Karine Choinière of Ferme Wera in Lennoxville, strawberry growers across the Eastern Townships are expecting a later start to the harvest season following a colder-than-normal spring that slowed crop development throughout May. . Choinière reports that while recent warmer temperatures have improved growing conditions, many fields remain behind schedule. Strawberry plants are described as healthy, but harvest is expected to begin several days […]

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New $755 Million Federal Investment Focuses on Sport Infrastructure and Support on Radio Community Broadcasting

ESTRIE, June 9, 2026 — The federal government's new $755 million investment in sport is expected to expand access to recreation, strengthen grassroots programming, and support athlete development across Canada.   The funding package includes resources for national sport organizations, community participation initiatives, and athlete support programs. Federal officials say the investment will work alongside major infrastructure spending, including a recently announced agreement providing more than $3.5 billion for community […]

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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 […]

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