This week in the community
**Bromont, Shefford & Waterloo Weekly** Bromont residents now have streamlined access to municipal services through the city's newly launched Citizen Portal, a centralized digital platform designed to connect residents directly with their local government. Meanwhile, those in nearby Magog should note that a precautionary boil-water advisory remains in effect for approximately 300 residences in the Lacasse and Merry Nord street sectors due to a water main break, with the advisory expected to lift by Friday, June 19 at 6 p.m.
City of Magog Launches Eco-Citizen Challenges - New Program to Support Sustainable Practices
The City of Magog has launched the Eco-Citizen Challenges program to encourage residents to adopt sustainable practices and simple actions with concrete environmental benefits. Interested participants can register online at ville.magog.qc.ca/defis-ecocitoyens, with a deadline of July 31, 2026 to complete the challenges.
Public Notice - Minor Variance Request for 568 Guertin Street
The Magog municipal council will consider a minor variance request for 568 Guertin Street during a session scheduled for July 6, 2026 at 7 p.m. at city hall, 7 rue Principale Est. Public notice and site plan documents are available on the city website.
Prepare for Bulky Item Collection
The City of Magog's bulky item collection is approaching. Sector A collection runs June 22-26 with items to be placed curbside on June 21; Sector B collection runs June 29-July 3 with items to be placed curbside on June 28. Residents can check their sector at ville.magog.qc.ca/secteurs-collectes.
Precautionary Boil-Water Advisory for Lacasse and Merry Nord Street Areas
A precautionary boil-water advisory has been issued for approximately 300 residences in the Lacasse and Merry Nord street sectors due to a break in the water main. The advisory will remain in effect until at least Friday, June 19 at 6 p.m. A detailed map of the affected area is available on the city website.
Thomas Ariell – June Artist of the Month
Singer-songwriter Thomas Ariell, in his mid-twenties, specializes in folk music with rock and country influences. His new EP 'Entre deux eaux' is inspired by his native Abitibi region, with the title referencing the meaning of the word 'Abitibi'.
Adjusted schedules and routes for Brome-Yamaska bus circuit
The Brome-Yamaska bus circuit schedules and stops have been adjusted to better meet user needs. Between June 25 and August 21, 2026, three new stops are added, one is removed, and a summer schedule is implemented.
Two-Rink Arena at East Park | Site Development Plan Unveiled
The City of Magog has unveiled the site development plan for the new two-rink arena at East Park.
Magog Submits Financial Assistance Request to Convert Current Arena into Multipurpose Center
The City of Magog has submitted a request for financial assistance to convert the current arena into a multipurpose center, expanding the facility's capabilities and community services.
Bromont Launches New Citizen Portal
The City of Bromont has launched a new digital Citizen Portal to better serve residents and create a direct link between citizens and their city. The platform consolidates municipal services in one centralized location to optimize the citizen experience.
Work on Belvédère Street | Traffic Disruptions Tuesday June 16, 8am to Noon
Hydro-Magog electrical network work will cause traffic disruptions on Belvédère Street at Rolland-Dion Street on Tuesday June 16 from 8am to noon. Traffic will alternate on the affected section, with delays expected as this street is part of the official detour for Main Street East work.
Temporary Closure of Hatley Street Water Launch Ramps
The City of Magog informs boaters that the water launch ramps located on Hatley Street are temporarily closed. Details on the reason and duration of closure are not fully provided in the available text.
Road Work on Rue du Belvédère | Traffic Disruptions Tuesday June 16, 8am-noon
Electrical network work by Hydro-Magog will cause traffic disruptions on Rue du Belvédère at Rue Rolland-Dion on Tuesday, June 16 from 8am to noon. Alternating traffic will be in effect. Delays are expected as this street serves as a detour for ongoing Rue Principale Est work.
Closure of Lacasse Street Section | Traffic Disruptions June 16-18
Work will cause the closure of Lacasse Street between Soeur-Hélène and des Pins streets from Tuesday June 16 to Thursday June 18. Detours are available via Merry Nord, Percy, and des Pins streets. Traffic delays are expected and residents are advised to plan accordingly.
A squad to reach vulnerable seniors in Haute-Yamaska
A Haute-Yamaska squad is conducting door-to-door outreach to identify situations of vulnerability among seniors in the region.
Special hours: Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Canada Day
MRC offices and ecocenters in Granby and Waterloo will be closed on Wednesday, June 24 and July 1.