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Concordia University president Graham Carr has been named chair of the board overseeing the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum. Photo: Courtesy of Concordia University's Facebook page

Graham Carr takes the helm of museum board as federal cuts reshape institutions

The Carrefour culturel Estacade, which brings live shows to more than 30,000 young people a year from its Buckingham base, says it must raise $200,000 by October 16 to avoid closing after the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec announced funding of $78,750, well short of the $278,750 it needs to break even. Photo: Courtesy of Carrefour culturel Estacade

Buckingham arts venue Estacade has until October 16 to raise $200,000 or close to it

Outaouais tenants pay among the highest rents in Quebec and report more trouble covering them than most of the province, a new Léger study finds, as Vivre en Ville argues that a mandatory public rent registry is needed to protect the region's remaining affordable housing. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

Outaouais rents among highest in Quebec as many tenants struggle with cost

The Tourisme Outaouais board of directors for 2026-2027 gathered on the steps of the Maison O'Brien, where the organization's annual general meeting on September 30 heard that booked overnight stays in the region rose nearly six per cent in 2025, helped by a push for business events and provincial funding. Photo: Courtesy of Tourisme Outaouais

Tourisme Outaouais reports at annual general meeting that bookings rose nearly six per cent in 2025

On Tuesday, September 22, Bobino Bagel officially opened its second location in Old Gatineau. (JO) Photo: Jude Osmond

Bobino Bagel opens second store after success at first location

The 12th Wakefield Writers Festival, running October 14 to 18 at Centre Wakefield La Pêche and Motel Chelsea, brings Giller and Hugo winners together with authors and voices including Tara Gereaux, Rosanna Deerchild and Karyn Pugliese for conversations on how stories shape identity, memory and change. Photo: Courtesy of the Wakefield Writers Festival

Wakefield Writers Festival to explore how stories shape identity, memory and change

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