Submitted by Joan Neil Powell Fifty-eight Neil family members and friends gathered recently at the home of Wendy Neil and Ian ...

Nelson Gonyer Is it just me, or does that title pique a little curiosity? It’s the groaner punchline to the joke; “Why do ...

THE SCOOP BY MABLE HASTINGS The Coop de la Solidarité in St-Etienne de Bolton is now offering a healthy, nutritious and affordable meal delivery service in Potton for individuals ...

A full circle moment for player Zara Guiseppe Clarke By Matthew McCully Maybe it should be described more like a full hoop moment? Or maybe a homecoming of ...

Reviewed by Juliette Welch Katherine Hannigan’s middle-grade novel Ida B…and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World (or just Ida B if you’re ...

Marie Dubois Université de Sherbrooke After the First World War, military pilot Lee McKay, and others including Frank Wakefield McCrea (1896-1992), a veteran of the First World War ...

On the tensions between residents and elected officials in the last few years On the Agenda By Cedric Lowe Local Journalism Initiative In the last few years there ...

Is Daisy the dog you’ve been looking for? Sent to us by Frontier Animal Society This is the second time we’ve featured this ...

Making computers smarter and faster while protecting data and the environment By Bryan Laprise Local Journalism Initiative The Université de Sherbrooke recently signed a memorandum of understanding ...

You come home to a mess in the house —definitely dog-made —and your dog slinks towards you, head lowered, ears back, and ...

Tim Belford I’ve noticed that the Globe and Mail has been running a Saturday series on first jobs that made a life-long ...

Billy Poirier Between the Badge and You A typical workday for a patrol officer at the Sherbrooke Police Service is above all ...