By : Françoise Stanton (Translation : Guy Côté) Over the past two years (2024–2025), nearly 200 building permits were… Read more: Some building sites threaten the lake’s health

PROVINCIAL ELECTION October 5One of the most important questions for Quebecers in the Oct. 5 election is which party… Read more: EDITORIAL – A time for thanks

Mayor Lee Patterson opened the meeting with a clarification regarding a controversial residential development project called Nookside on Spring… Read more: TBL council – September 2026

By : Conservation Lac Brome. Every year around this time, we receive multiple reports of cyanobacterial blooms. Cyanobacteria, also… Read more: A shared effort to address cyanobacteria

By : Clare Lord. If you were wandering around Knowlton this summer, you may have noticed something unusual tucked… Read more: École St-Édouard steps outside

By : Alison Chave. Imagine finding your dream country property: a beautiful 10-acre site. You love the location and… Read more: 10 acres, a dream home—and a Green Zone hurdle

École St-Édouard’s annual Colour Run is on Friday, October 23, from 1 to 2 p.m., promising an afternoon of… Read more: St-Édouard students on the move

By : Anne Stairs. Gabrielle Duhamel is passionate about helping people with cancer diagnoses or other physical limitations through… Read more: Kinesiology clinic with an oncology specialty

By : Clare Lord. Brome Lake’s highly regarded Knowlton Literary Festival returns October 15–17 for its 16th edition, bringing… Read more: Let’s Get Literary!

Commentary by : Frank Nixon. Every community has a story. The challenge is whether anyone is still writing it.… Read more: Stories bring a place to life

By : Lucy Hoblyn. A phishing scam targeting emerging and self-published authors has been uncovered by the organizers of… Read more: “Cruel” scam targets new authors

By : Alison Marks. A Dementia-Friendly Community is a national initiative of the Alzheimer Society of Canada, hoping to… Read more: What is a Dementia-Friendly Community anyway?

Transferring a farm business is about much more than selling assets or changing a name on legal documents. It… Read more: Transferring your farm?

Dr. Alain Robillard, who has died at the age of 75, was a neurologist who was a leading expert… Read more: Docteur Alain Robillard (1951 – 2026)

By : Susan Jacques. It has been over a year since Windrush opened in its new location at 307… Read more: Windrush’s new home

By : Tony Rotherham. All members of council were present except Mayor Denis Vaillancourt who is on holiday. The… Read more: West Bolton Council – September

Evelyn Blackwood passed away August 24 in her 101st year at the Brome Mississquoi Perkins Hospital. Well-known in the… Read more: Evelyn Blackwood (1926 – 2026)

Everybody knows someone facing cancer and, for the past 25 years, the Yamaska Optimists Club has organized walks to… Read more: Cancer Walk – Oct 4

By : Jennifer Robinson. Quebecers are going to the polls October 5 to elect a new provincial government. Make… Read more: October 5 election – Make your vote count

By : Conservation Lac Brome. What falls from the sky over the 186.7 km² Brome Lake watershed does not… Read more: All streams lead to Brome Lake

Quebecers head to the polls on October 5. In the weeks leading up to it, candidates from the major… Read more: Editorial – Voters Deserve Straight Answers

By : Jean-Loup Beaulne-Morin (Translation : Guy Côté) July The July 6th meeting opened with the announcement of the… Read more: TBL Council –July and August

By : Meredith Mackeen The village of Brome is building a new town hall, expected to be ready by… Read more: New town hall for Brome

By : Meredith Mackeen. The 175 th edition of the Brome Fair, September 4 – 7, is expected to… Read more: Brome Fair – 175 years young

By : Richard Dubois. If you think the Town of Brome Lake is aging, growing wealthier, and becoming increasingly… Read more: Brome Lake: Thirty years of demographic changes

Two recent arrivals to lac Brome tell their stories