Several pieces of news caught the attention of our teams of journalists across the province. Here is in a few seconds this news which makes talk at home.
In Quebec, a woman from France who has been living in the region for two and a half years fears that her 16-year-old son, who has visitor status and who spends school holidays with his father in France, will not be able to return to Quebec at the end of summer.
In Mauricie, hard-working market gardeners and producers are joining the Récolte Trois-Rivières project, which aims to reduce food waste while providing fruits and vegetables to those in need.
On the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean side, some thrift stores are mistaken for dumps. Torn clothes, only shoes and even dirty diapers are dropped off at the drop-off points of these companies.
Finally, in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Saint-Alexandre-des-Lacs is preparing to welcome the very first via ferrata track in the Matapedia valley in the summer of 2022.
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