This week in the community
Jeremy Lépine, a Waterloo firefighter, is running a symbolic route past the house where his mother tragically lost her life in a fire, with proceeds supporting the Firefighters Foundation and raising critical awareness about fire safety in our community. Meanwhile, Estrie is preparing to welcome the elite of international road cycling as the Montreal World Road Championships arrive in our region from September 20–27, marking a significant moment for sports enthusiasts across Bromont, Shefford, and Waterloo.
Bromont in Colors
The City of Bromont invites citizens to participate in the Bromont en couleurs festival race on Saturday, October 10 at 10 a.m. at the public square. Two course options will be available: a 1 km route and a 5 km route for all participants and families.
Flambée des couleurs Magog-Orford 2026 | Experience Autumn with Vibrant Programming
The organizing committee announced the 2026 fall festival programming running from September 19 to October 18, featuring five weekends of activities including hiking, family events, exhibitions, and culinary experiences celebrating the region's autumn colors.
A Waterloo firefighter runs for the Firefighters Foundation
Jeremy Lépine, a firefighter from Waterloo, is running a symbolic route in front of the house where his mother was a victim of a fire. The relay supports the Firefighters Foundation and raises awareness about fire safety.
Elite road cycling relay arrives in Estrie
The elite of road cycling relay is coming to Estrie. The Montreal World Road Championships will take place from September 20-27 next.