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Histoire Drummond is holding an opening reception for its centennial exhibition: “Drummondville on the Airwaves: Technological Innovation at Canadian Marconi” on Aug. 27, 2026. The reception will be held at Promenades Drummondville, 755 René-Lévesque Boulevard, Drummondville.

Drummondville made communications history o...


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By Matthew McCully

There’s a fair amount going on in Stanstead these days.

The Record sat down with mayor Jody Stone on Aug. 20 to hear about the good, the bad and the ugly.

Surprisingly, even the ugly is showing promise, Stone said.

The former Ursuline college on Dufferin Street has been sticking out like a sore thumb and...


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The City of Magog will test a new format for the question-and-answer period during city council meetings. This pilot project will take place over four meetings: Sept. 8, 2026; Sept. 21, 2026; Oct. 5, 2026; Oct. 19, 2026.The aim of the project is to foster calm, respectful, and constructive dialogue, while allowing a greater n...


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Reviewed by Spencer Nadeau

Sometimes giving a favourite book a reread is just what the reading schedule needs. This week’s selection is just that. For those familiar with my reviews over the past few months, you’ll notice that W. Somerset Maugham is one of my favourite writers. The Razor’s Edge was a fabulous read and is considered on...


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By Shawn MacWha

Towards the end of July major media outlets across the country carried a troubling story about the Chief Executive Officer of Shopify, Tobi Lűtke, suggesting on X that he agreed with the idea that wealthier Canadians should get more votes than poorer citizens. The remark was made in response to a post by former TD Bank Executiv...


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