Greenhouse of the old Quebec Zoo: “We’ve throwing $ 14 million in the trash”

“We are throwing $ 14 million in the trash. In today’s dollars, it’s about $ 30 million. It’s in vain. It’s a total mess. We are dealing with people who are reluctant to listen and shut up. […] This is definitely awful. “

“The epidemic has taken a lot of power and it looks like the government is taking advantage of it to reverse its small tasks and take damaging measures,” she added.

Mrs. Saint-Pierre did not even hesitate to talk about the “leadership error”.

On behalf of the Coalition Avenir Quebec, we justify ourselves by saying that past governments have on many occasions provided an opportunity to address this issue, but have done nothing in this direction. Since 2006, several calls for proposals have gone unanswered.

“The maintenance costs of the abandoned building are significant and there is no question that the school service center will bear the costs because it will reduce the services provided to students,” Press Secretary Florent Tanlet told the Minister of Education. ‘Education, Jean-Franకోois Roberz.

We know that the site will host secondary school, elementary school and sports facilities to cater to the needs of the population.

Jonathan Julian, Deputy Minister of Charlesburg, assured us that this natural place would be accessible to the public. “It is a concrete project for the population, past governments will be able to benefit from it after 12 years of inactivity,” he said through his press secretary.