Bromont · Tuesday, May 5

This week in the community

Weekly digest · May 5

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska is backing four community projects through its first-ever circular economy funding initiative, distributing $58,500 to drive sustainable local innovation. In other regional momentum, the MRC has formalized a major tourism partnership with Commerce Tourisme Granby région, investing $818,800 to boost visitor experience and economic development across our communities.

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Annual Free Compost Distribution

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska's waste management team is distributing free compost starting Friday at ecocenters in Granby and Waterloo, with additional distributions scheduled at various municipalities on later dates.

Apr 28regionalMRCSource →

Open House on Environment Well Attended in the Region

Over 200 people attended the Brome-Missisquoi MRC's open house event 'Living with Nature' held April 22 at Espace Diffusion in Cowansville, organized in collaboration with Mission Faune du Zoo de Granby and supported by the Quebec Wildlife Foundation.

Apr 27regionalSource →

MRC de La Haute-Yamaska Launches Pilot Project for Dogs on Cycling Paths

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska has announced a pilot project in collaboration with the City of Granby and City of Waterloo to regulate the presence of dogs on targeted sections of cycling paths to better organize space sharing.

Apr 22regionalWaterlooSource →

Four Projects Selected for Circular Economy in MRC Haute-Yamaska

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska has announced four projects selected in its first-ever circular economy call for projects. A total envelope of $58,500 has been allocated, with funding ranging between $13,000 and $15,000 per initiative. The call was launched in fall 2025.

Apr 16regionalSheffordSource →

MRC Announces Funded Projects from First Circular Economy Call for Projects

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska has announced four selected projects from its inaugural circular economy funding call, distributing a total of $58,500 with individual grants ranging from $13,000 to $15,000.

Apr 15regionalMRCSource →

Free Distribution of Shrubs and Trees for Riverbank Residents

The MRC Haute-Yamaska's annual free distribution of shrubs and trees is returning for riverbank property owners in the region. The distribution will take place on Friday, May 8 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Saturday, May 9 from 8:30 AM to noon in the MRC parking lot.

Apr 13regionalMRCSource →

BESIDE Adds LAO Cantons-de-l'Est to Its Nature Accommodation Destinations

BESIDE, a nature hospitality company, has integrated LAO Cantons-de-l'Est as its third destination. The project represents an evolution of BESIDE's approach to renewed nature hospitality and serves as an architectural experimentation hub.

Apr 7regionalSource →

Matière Média Establishes Itself in Quebec's Digital Ecosystem

Matière Média is a new digital media house cofounded by Judith Fetzer and Lysandre Nadeau. It functions as a meeting point between creators, brands, and agencies, offering a web model suited to current digital realities by combining creation, production, and related services.

Mar 30regionalSource →

Invitation to Farmers: Second Consultation for Agricultural Land Use Plan (PDZA)

The MRC invites farmers to a second consultation on the new Agricultural Land Use Plan action plan, seeking input to refine proposed actions across multiple agricultural priorities.

Mar 19regionalMRCSource →

MRC Signs New Tourism Partnership Agreement

The MRC de La Haute-Yamaska has signed a new agreement with Commerce Tourisme Granby région to support tourism development, structuring, and promotion across the region, backed by an MRC contribution of $818,800.

Mar 10regionalMRCSource →