US EditionExpansion of the Port in Contrecoeur - Citizens "Duck" by the Volume of Information
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The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) will not apply for a permit from the City of Contrecoeur to carry out contaminated ground work on the shores of the St. Lawrence River and to cut down thousands of trees, which is a matter of concern to citizens who are also struggling to grasp the environmental impacts of this major industrial project.
MONTREAL — The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) will not apply for a permit from the City of Contrecoeur to carry out contaminated ground work on the shores of the St. Lawrence River and to cut down thousands of trees. This situation is a matter of concern to citizens who are also struggling to grasp the environmental impacts of this major industrial project. Hélène Reeves lives on the shores of the St. Lawrence, about ten kilometres from the port …
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