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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 […]

todayOctober 11, 2026 29

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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 […]

todaySeptember 23, 2026 49

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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 […]

todaySeptember 23, 2026 51

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Coalition Avenir Québec candidate Guillaume Rousseau outlines CAQ priorities for Richmond ahead of October 5th election

RICHMOND, September 18th  - Coalition avenir Québec candidate Guillaume Rousseau says his background as a lawyer and professor of law has helped shape his approach to the provincial campaign in Richmond. In an interview with Good Morning Townships, Rousseau discussed his previous political experience, including his 2018 campaign as a Parti québécois candidate in Sherbrooke. He said his views have since evolved toward greater autonomy for Quebec within Canada, rather […]

todaySeptember 23, 2026 17

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Parti libéral du Québec candidate Hugo Fontaine outlines Liberal priorities for Richmond ahead of October 5th

RICHMOND, September 18th - Quebec Liberal Party candidate Hugo Fontaine says supporting local businesses, improving healthcare access and addressing housing are among his priorities for the Richmond riding. In an interview with Good Morning Townships, Fontaine drew on his background as an economic journalist and former general manager of La Tribune, saying his experience working with businesses and community organizations influenced his decision to enter provincial politics. On the economy, […]

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Film festival brings Quebec and Vermont communities together at Haskell Opera House

STANSTEAD, September 19th — political tensions and trade uncertainty continue between Canada and the United States, organizers of the Verbec Film Festival are using local storytelling to highlight connections between communities on both sides of the border. The festival takes place Saturday, September 19, at the historic Haskell Opera House in Stanstead, Quebec, a building that straddles the Canada-U.S. border. Seven films by filmmakers from Quebec and Vermont explore regional traditions […]

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$25 billion delivered, $7.5 billion more announced as tariff uncertainty weighs on Eastern Townships businesses

EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, September 10th 2026 - Federal Members of Parliament from across the Eastern Townships met with regional businesses on September 1 to discuss the impact of tariffs and ongoing trade uncertainty. The meeting, initiated by Sherbrooke MP Élisabeth Brière, brought together businesses from sectors including steel, aluminum, forestry and electronics. Participants discussed the effects of tariffs on operations, supply chains, markets and competitiveness. Brière said uncertainty was one of […]

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Next Generation Steps Up as Young Local Farmers Drive the 179th Ayers Cliff Fair

AYER'S CLIFF, August 31st 2026 - The 179th edition of the Ayers Cliff Fair brought thousands of visitors to the Stanstead County grounds from August 27th to 30th, celebrating agriculture, community and local traditions. While the fair offers entertainment, rides and activities for families, agriculture remains at its heart. This year, organizers highlighted the growing participation of young beef and dairy farmers, with barns filled with livestock prepared for competition. […]

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Sherbrooke Technology Aims to Turn Wastewater into Drinking Water

SHERBROOKE, July 22, 2026 — A Sherbrooke-based company is testing a new wastewater recycling system designed to treat and reuse all water produced within a residential building, a technology its developers say could improve water security in communities facing water shortages around the world. The pilot project, developed by Neptune8, has been installed in a 48-unit residential building in Sherbrooke. According to founder Jean-François Lamy, the system collects both greywater […]

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