Québec se dote du nouveau cadre réglementaire sur les zones inondables / Le Devoir
Thursday, June 12, 2025, 12:23 pm permalink
The Quebec government has unveiled a revamped regulatory framework concerning flood-prone areas, potentially expanding flood zone maps by approximately 30%. This new initiative aims to enhance community safety and urban planning as authorities brace for more accurate risk assessments amid evolving climate challenges.
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