The Record

The Record is the sole daily English-language newspaper published from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada, operating Monday through Friday. It caters to the Eastern Townships area of the province. Founded on February 9, 1897, by entrepreneur Leonard Channell and initially called the Sherbrooke Daily Record, it is one of the last two remaining English-language daily newspapers in the predominantly French-speaking province, alongside the larger Montreal Gazette.

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Estrie secures $4.6M for five regional development initiatives

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeFive new regional sectoral development agreements totalling $4.6 million were announced Thursday by the Table des MRC de l’Estrie (TME), with representatives from the Quebec government and regional organizations present to highlight what they called a “major step forward” for Estrie’s future.
Stanstead council tackles housing, infrastructure, and national profile at April meeting

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeStanstead’s April 14 public council meeting was a packed and wide-ranging session that touched on everything from housing density to fire hall construction to the town’s growing national and international profile. Presided over by Mayor Jody Stone at the town hall, the meeting drew approximately 10 residents and was also covered by members of the German press.
Federal candidates face off in East Angus ahead of April 28 vote

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeWith just under two weeks until the federal election, five of the six registered candidates in Compton–Stanstead met on April 15 at the community centre in East Angus for a bilingual public debate attended by roughly 50 citizens. Organized by the CDC du Haut-Saint-François and local partners, the evening focused partially on questions from the public, with the New Democratic Party’s Valérie Laliberté absent.
Magog Hospital Foundation celebrates 40

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeThe Fondation de l’Hôpital de Memphrémagog officially launched its 2025 fundraising season with a festive press conference on April 15 at Les Enfants Terribles restaurant in Magog, unveiling a full slate of events to mark its 40th anniversary.
Robotic hand, real-world reach

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

Lennoxville student wows science fair with self-made inventionBy William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeA Lennoxville student has captured the top prize at the Quebec final of the Super Expo-Sciences Hydro-Québec with a robotic invention that may one day help defuse bombs, repair spacecraft, or bring surgery to remote areas.
Trump-era policies prompt travel warning for Canadian academics

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeThe Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) has issued a warning to its 72,000 members to avoid non-essential travel to the United States, citing rising concerns about border scrutiny and political interference in academic work.
Brome County News, April 15, 2025

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

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Easter meal for seniors at Stanstead Township town hall already at capacity

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

By William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeStanstead Township’s annual Easter meal for seniors, organized in collaboration with the C.A.B. of Stanstead, is officially at capacity, with 44 participants expected at the town hall on April 17. The free event, which was promoted through the municipality’s Friday info letters and website, was designed to bring together local seniors for a festive and hearty noon-time gathering.
Battle for Compton–Stanstead - Sherbrooke Record

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

Liberal lead holds as campaign heats up with debates By William Crooks Local Journalism InitiativeWith the April 28 federal general election quickly approaching, the campaign in Compton–Stanstead is gathering momentum. Liberal candidate Marianne Dandurand holds a commanding lead in the riding according to the latest 338Canada projection, published April 11, which places her at 50 per cent ± 8 per cent—a full 30 points ahead of the next contenders.
“We need residents to collaborate”

1 week ago | sherbrookerecord.com | Matthew Jay McCully

Spring cleanup kicks off April 22 in SherbrookeBy William CrooksLocal Journalism InitiativeThe City of Sherbrooke’s annual spring cleanup operation will begin on Tuesday, April 22, with mechanical sweepers covering streets, sidewalks and bike paths across the city. Residents are asked to rake their lawns and clear debris from the street edge over the weekend to help ensure smooth progress when municipal crews arrive. “This is a major operation that takes several weeks,” said Antoine S.