This week in the community

The 27th edition of the Magog Municipal Council Golf Tournament will be held on July 9, 2026, at the Mont-Orford Golf Club, organized in collaboration with the Memphrémagog Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism. The event aims to raise $30,000 for local organizations, and registration is available at ville.magog.qc.ca/golf.

Hundreds of people participated in the 17th Au Diapason walk on Sunday in Bromont. The fundraising event supports the Maison Au Diapason organization.

The racing season kicks off on May 15, 2026 at the Granby Autodrome, Canada's fastest dirt track. Spectators can watch competitions throughout the summer across multiple categories including big blocks, sportsman, short track super series, and American racer QC series.

William Gravel is Granby FM 104.9's featured artist for May. He began writing songs at age 12 and won first place in the Secondaire en spectacle competition in 2019 and 2020. In 2021, he signed his first record deal with David Jalbert and released his debut single "Démons dans ma chambre."

A roadblock fundraiser will take place Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the corner of Bell and Rivière streets in Cowansville as part of the Grand McDon campaign. Funds raised will benefit the organization Pleins Rayons.

Organizers of the Soif de Musique music festival officially confirmed that the event will not take place this summer, ending speculation that had circulated in recent days.

Horizon pour Elle, a shelter for women victims of domestic violence, has confirmed the appointment of its new executive director, Karine Dutil, who began her position approximately two weeks ago.

Jason Tracey, recently crowned champion as head coach of Cuisines Action in Farnham, has joined the Southbec Express of Bedford-Cowansville as head coach and assistant general manager for the team's inaugural season in the AAA Senior Hockey League.

Mont Sutton ski resort completed its 65th season on April 12 with positive results. The CEO praised the 'quality and consistency of operations and snowfall' that allowed for an extended operating season and sustained skiing conditions.

Saint-Édouard School held the second edition of its Health Fair on Friday, with all students preparing exhibits on health-related topics.

Death notice for Serge Brien of Bromont. For visiting hours, dates, and funeral home address, consult Résidences et Jardins funéraires Bessette.

The City of Waterloo's popular garage sale marathons are returning with two events this year. Residents can organize free garage sales by registering three weeks before each event. A map of participating addresses will be available on the city's website.

The City of Bromont launched Partage Club, a Quebec application allowing citizens to borrow and lend items among neighbors, promoting a sharing economy. The city is offering 250 free licenses to residents.

The canton is seeking community support for a proposed outdoor skating rink project.

Charlie-Rose is the featured artist for April on Granby FM 104.9. Music has been central to her life since childhood, and she began writing songs early on. She has performed at numerous events including the ADISQ Gala and Canada Day celebrations.

Mechanics at Bromont Montagne d'expériences are negotiating their first collective agreement since forming their union, with safety concerns on the site reportedly not being a priority for the employer.

The canton is hosting a spring photo contest inviting residents to submit photos celebrating the season.

The MRC has awarded the 2nd edition of its Les Pousses d'Or agricultural scholarships to 11 recipients, supporting agricultural projects for both new and established farmers in the region.

The City of Waterloo is joining the School Perseverance Days campaign to remind residents that success takes time, and that errors and challenges are formative. The city invites the public to send words of encouragement to young people and students.

A weekly local news roundup segment featuring journalist Florence Aquilina, summarizing the week's local news in under 3 minutes. New episodes are released weekly on social media and the station's website.

Birgitta Storjohann, age 80, of Bromont, passed away peacefully on January 14, 2026, at Village Grace Residence in Sherbrooke. She is survived by family and close friends.

Almonrade (Tino) Fortin, age 88, of Bromont, passed away on January 2, 2026, in Granby. A Montreal native with a large family, he had retired to Bromont after 35+ years of service.

Réseau Vélo Yamaska confirms its status as Quebec's winter cycling reference by deploying 80 km of groomed and cleared trails, positioning Haute-Yamaska and Bromont among rare Quebec regions offering true winter cycling.

The City of Waterloo's Christmas Parade returns on November 29, 2025, at Centenaire Square. The family celebration will begin at 2 p.m. and will delight visitors of all ages.

The Symposium Bromont en Art, stretching 900 meters along Shefford Street, is Quebec's largest gathering of visual artists. This year, 126 artists presented more than 1,000 works across various mediums including acrylics, watercolors, oils, pastels, mixed media, sculpture, photography, glass, and bronze art.