Sherbrooke
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sherbrookeFree French Classes in Sherbrooke
Where to learn French for free in Sherbrooke and the Estrie — Francisation Québec, SANC, the Cégep and Université de Sherbrooke — and how to register.
sherbrookeNewcomer Support Organizations in Sherbrooke, by Need
Sherbrooke and the Estrie's free welcome network — settlement, French, employment — built around the Service d'aide aux Néo-Canadiens.
MagogRegistering Your Child for School in Magog
The CSS des Sommets and how to register your child in Magog.
MagogLake Memphrémagog
Activities, beaches and access to Lake Memphrémagog, Magog's geographic heart.
MagogFinding Housing in Magog
Magog's rental market, vacation-rental considerations, and the standard Quebec lease.
MagogMont-Orford and Outdoors in Magog
Mont-Orford National Park, skiing, hiking and outdoor activities in Magog.
MagogFirst Steps in Magog
Settling in Magog, on the shores of Lake Memphrémagog in the Eastern Townships.
MagogGetting Around Magog
Transit options in Magog: rural collective transit, car, bike and shuttle to Sherbrooke.
SherbrookeWinter in Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships
How to live and enjoy winter in the Eastern Townships, its mountains and lakes.
SherbrookeFinding Housing in Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke's rental market, the student effect, and the standard Quebec lease.
SherbrookePublic Transit in Sherbrooke: STS
The STS bus network and OPUS-S system for getting around Sherbrooke.
SherbrookeUniversities in Sherbrooke: UdeS and Bishop's
Université de Sherbrooke and Bishop's University — the two universities that make Sherbrooke a student city.
SherbrookeWelcome to Sherbrooke
An introduction to Sherbrooke, capital of the Eastern Townships: student city, neighborhoods, and settlement services.
About this region
The Sherbrooke region is the heart of the Eastern Townships (Estrie). It brings together Sherbrooke, a university city animated by the [Université de Sherbrooke](/guides/sherbrooke/universites-sherbrooke) and its CÉGEP, and [Magog](/guides/magog), a resort town on the shore of [Lake Memphrémagog](/guides/magog/lac-memphremagog). It is a region known for its nature — mountains, lakes, skiing at [Mont-Orford](/guides/magog/mont-orford-plein-air-magog) — and for a gentler cost of living than the big centres, while keeping a lively cultural life. This section gathers the bilingual guides for settling in Sherbrooke and Magog: [finding housing](/guides/sherbrooke/logement-sherbrooke), getting around, registering children for school, accessing healthcare and enjoying the outdoors. Whether you are arriving to study, work or get closer to nature, you will find every step explained one at a time.