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Tel-Jeunes Asks the Next Government to Give More Priority to Adolescents

Summary by lechodelarivenord.ca
In the run-up to the provincial elections and at the dawn of the school year, the first-line helper, Tel-jeunes, reports the alarming finding of a young Quebecer in distress, but does not manage to ask for help for fear of being misunderstood.
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Tel-Jeunes Asks the Next Government to Give More Priority to Adolescents

In the run-up to the provincial elections and at the dawn of the school year, the first-line helper, Tel-jeunes, reports the alarming finding of a young Quebecer in distress, but does not manage to ask for help for fear of being misunderstood.

·Saint-Georges, Canada
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lechodelarivenord.ca broke the news in Saint-Georges, Canada on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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