The direct access to the river in the Boucherville marina sector generated a lot of reactions on social networks last week. A publication published on the Butchervilloese banlieues page launched a debate on the use of this riparian area, some citizens wanting it to be more accessible to the public, others dreaming of being able to sauce it, to admire the river more closely on a chair in complete freedom, not just by buying ice cream.
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The direct access to the river in the Boucherville marina sector generated a lot of reactions on social networks last week. A publication published on the Butchervilloese banlieues page launched a debate on the use of this riparian area, some citizens wanting it to be more accessible to the public, others dreaming of being able to sauce it, to admire the river more closely on a chair in complete freedom, not just by buying ice cream.