L’accès aux lacs et aux rivières de plus en plus difficile au Québec / La Presse

Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 4:20 am permalink

Recent reports highlight a growing frustration among Quebec residents who aren’t lucky enough to own lakeside properties, as public access to lakes and rivers steadily diminishes. Critics argue that natural assets are increasingly privatized, leaving common citizens high and dry while policies seemingly favor well-to-do waterfront owners.

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L’accès aux lacs et aux rivières de plus en plus difficile au Québec

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Des solutions pour rendre public l’accès à l’eau, selon la Fondation Rivières

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