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Pioneers – past present and future – celebrated as part of Rouyn-Noranda’s centennial celebrations

The origin story of Rouyn-Noranda, Que. is unlike any other in the province. Built on the discovery of gold and copper deposits on the shores of Lake…

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From Témiscamingue, to Japan, to Venice: Quebec’s big screen moment

Hollywood has dominated the summer box office, with blockbuster releases like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and the latest Spiderman starring Tom H…

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Going home for the summer in Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon and Rouyn-Noranda!

Summer is a time when many people return to the places they grew up, and this week, we’re tagging along to some of the homecoming celebrations happen…

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Bromont residents find 150-year-old time capsule …but don’t say what’s in it…yet

It all started with a family connection to a historical figure, a shared passion for local history and a Facebook group - leading two Bromont residen…

2 months, 3 weeks ago

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After the fire: the emotional toll of rebuilding a multi-generational family farm

When a devastating fire destroyed the Buckland Holstein Farm in Barnston West, Quebec, the MacKinnon family lost 165 cows, their livelihoods and a pa…

2 months, 4 weeks ago

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Food insecurity doesn’t break for summer holidays

Season 1 Episode 5

Community groups in Quebec are coming up with new ways to reach people who need food aid during the summer months, when donations tend to drop. Commu…

3 months ago

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Canada’s only watchmaking school stands the test of time

The École nationale d’horlogerie in Trois-Rivières is the only watchmaking school in Canada. It was founded 80 years ago, after WWII, to help veteran…

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Towns on the Lower North Shore left stranded as route 138 plans canned again

Yet again, plans to extend route 138 on Quebec’s Lower North Shore have been scrapped. People living in a dozen towns and villages along the coast ha…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Dance, theatre, song and human rights: reflections of National Indigenous Peoples Day in Quebec

Communities across Quebec gather on June 21 to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, 2026 marking the 30th edition. For many artists and leaders…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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The messy end of session marathon at the National Assembly

As the legislative session in Quebec shuts down for the summer, the CAQ government had a few key bills and reforms it wanted to push through. But the…

4 months ago

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