It was small, rusty, unreliable and a bit ridiculous, but it opened up my life in so many ways By Maurice Crossfield I was ...

By Susan C. Mastine Meadows, fields, and roadsides are brimming with wildflower blooms. Some are welcome sights, others are ...

Working in the heat poses serious, even life-threatening risks. Since it is often impossible to avoid, the CNESST (Commission ...

The fifth week of the 2026 Orford Music Festival has an exciting programme coming up from July 6–12. On Friday, July 10, ...

By Shawn MacWha While modern day light-rail transit systems are typically found only in Canada’s larger cities, 120 years ago ...

By Sharon McCully Newly-minted Liberal leader Charles Milliard is mid-way through the race to the Oct. 5 finish line when a ...

On the Agenda by Cedric Lowe We recently came across the 2026 Décret de population (the Quebec government’s official population numbers for each municipality) and had a look at ...

Phelps Helps As another school year comes to a close, it’s natural to look back on everything that has been accomplished over ...

Due to the heat expected over the next few days, the City of Sherbrooke has implemented measures to help residents stay cool.

Billy Poirier Between the Badge and You Electric scooters are increasingly present in Sherbrooke and are generating a lot of ...

Tim Belford I have a lot of bad habits. According to some, I talk too much, have an over fondness for Captain Morgan, spend ...

Sent to us by Frontier Animal Society Meet Klaus, born on April 28, a handsome grey and white kitten with four adorable white ...