The participants focused on the ditches on Route 382 linking Ville-Marie to Lorrainville.
This year, the amount of litter found is much less than in the past.
In addition to some used car accessories, attendees also came across disposable masks and containers of ready-to-eat meals.
What we found this year, since last year there were a few, are the masks. Then the masks, it’s surprising because we are still on the main road. So the person has no reason to abandon a mask on the road. There is no reason not to abandon it anywhere. But it’s more understandable when you’re in town, but on the main road it’s a bit boring
says Adèle Beauregard, member of the Envertdeurs and municipal councilor of Ville-Marie.
What also comes up a lot is the same thing all the time, the main product we pick up is what I call ready-to-eat and drink containers. Containers for sandwiches, but also fast food stuff. Coffee glasses, beer cans, water bottles. Ready-to-eat and ready-to-drink containers, there are always plenty of them
she adds.
Next weekend, another chore will be held on the road between Lorrainville and Béarn.
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