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

The majority of newcomers come from major urban centres, mainly the greater Montreal area. But we’re increasingly seeing families… Read more: Two recent arrivals tell their stories

Brome Lake faces a continuing dilemma: how can the Town accommodate growing recreational use while protecting the lake and… Read more: Reducing the Impact of Wake Boats on Brome Lake

By : Anne Stairs. Ever wondered about the street names and architecture in this Knowlton residential area? Well, it… Read more: Why is the Conference so called?

The annual Massey-Vanier Scholarship and Bursary Fund ceremony took place on Thursday, May 28, 2026, in the Massey-Vanier auditorium.… Read more: MVSBF 2026

By : Matthew Elder. Construction began last month on the Musée Lac Brome Museum’s expansion. The new building, which… Read more: Work underway on museum expansion

By : Fred Langan. Designer Scott Yetman in the redesigned dining room and bar area of the Auberge West… Read more: Auberge West Brome

Jane Hayes, who has died at the age of 82, was a longtime resident of the Town of Brome… Read more: Jane Hayes (1943 – 2026)

Chez Lucienne has opened at 291 Knowlton Road (site of a former bakery). The shop offers a wide variety… Read more: Gift shop opens downtown

Adam David Soutar passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends at the New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in… Read more: Adam Soutar (1968 – 2026)

By : Tony Rotherham. August 2026 At the meeting Aug. 3, all members of Council were present. There were… Read more: West Bolton Council Meetings

Diane Yarmush was born in Montreal on December 17, 1945, to Thomas and Hilda Cahill. One of two children,… Read more: Diane Yarmush (1945 – 2026)

West Bolton threw itself a party on August 22, marking a full 150 years as a town. More than… Read more: Happy Birthday, West Bolton!

TEMPO is pleased to introduce its brand-new website, designed to provide readers with an even more enjoyable and intuitive… Read more: TEMPO Unveils Its New Website

By : Matthew Elder. Hydro-Québec has announced it will build a new 120-kilovolt (kV) substation south of West Brome… Read more: Hydro confirms substation location, line route

Eight months into Lee Patterson’s first term as mayor, the town has made progress on a number of fronts.… Read more: Editorial – Promising progress, but room for more

Vigilance, science and citizen engagement By : Conservation Lac Brome. Since 2001, Conservation Lac Brome has watched over one… Read more: 25 years protecting Brome Lake

By : Jean-Loup Beaulne-Morin Mayor’s Opening Remarks Mayor Lee Patterson opened the meeting by commending the Lac-Brome Fire Department… Read more: TBL Town Council – June 2026

Par : Suzanne Brochu (Translation : Guy Côté) As a prelude to its 7th edition, which will take place… Read more: OFF Knowlton Film Festival

By : Robert Elhen. The Knowlton Classic Automobile Show will return for its second edition on Saturday, August 22,… Read more: Celebrating Classic Cars