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Card game enthusiasts and those looking for a friendly gathering will have plenty of opportunities to come together in 2026 in Bryson, as members of the Lions Club host a series of breakfast euchre events. Held on select Sundays throughout the year, the activity will continue until December 13th. Events take place at 660 Principale […]
The President of the Union des municipalités du Québec (UMQ) and Mayor of Mascouche, Guillaume Tremblay, will be visiting the Bas-Saint-Laurent region on Wednesday, March 25th, 2026, as part of his provincial tour titled “New Beginning.” During the visit, he is scheduled to meet with the Mayor of Rimouski and UMQ regional representative, Guy Caron, […]
The Gatineau Hot Air Balloon Festival (FMG) has unveiled the first names in its 2026 lineup. Earlier today, organizers began rolling out details for the festival’s 39th edition by announcing the initial artists set to take the stage. The event will run from September 2nd to 6th, 2026, at Parc de la Baie, once again […]
In schools, as elsewhere, talking about respect is never trivial. At École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge, the Week for the Prevention of Violence and Bullying, held from March 23 to 27, 2026, serves as an important reminder: kindness is built day by day. Behind the planned activities—pink accessories, messages placed on a symbolic tree, and meetings with […]
Tim Hortons is recalling more than 25,000 ceramic mugs sold between January 15 and February 18, 2026, following 28 reported incidents, including one burn caused by a cracked mug. The affected product is a 16 oz pink and white mug featuring a chocolate donut design that changes color when filled with a hot beverage, revealing […]
The 2026–2027 recreational fishing season will officially begin on April 1st across the province, with new regulatory measures coming into effect to better govern the practice. The Government of Quebec is urging anglers to review the updated regulations before planning their activities. These rules will remain in effect until March 31st, 2027. Among the available […]
The main associations of community media in Quebec are denouncing their absence from the 2026 provincial budget, stating that the government is missing an important opportunity to support local news. In a joint statement, the Association des médias écrits communautaires du Québec, the Association des radiodiffuseurs communautaires du Québec, and the Fédération des télévisions communautaires […]
Students from ESSC recently presented a mini show to the residents of Manoir St-Joseph, offering a moment of happiness and togetherness. Through their performance, the young artists brightened the seniors’ daily lives, bringing many smiles and bursts of laughter. The activity is part of an effort to encourage intergenerational connections and strengthen community ties. The […]
Since March 16, motorists in Quebec are no longer required to have winter tires on their vehicles. This measure marks the end of the mandatory period put in place to ensure road safety during the colder months. Despite the lifting of the requirement, experts stress the importance of exercising caution before changing tires. Weather conditions […]
On the occasion of Québec’s Impaired Driving Prevention Week, authorities highlight a concerning statistic: each year, 28% of road fatalities are linked to alcohol or drug use. In light of this reality, raising awareness remains crucial. Experts emphasize the importance of planning your transportation before consuming alcohol or drugs to avoid driving while impaired. Several […]