Ces quincailleries donnent une 2e vie aux objets jetés

Avec un budget de 5 $ en poche, le journaliste Maxime Corneau s’est donné comme défi de construire une cabane pour hirondelles à partir de matériaux récupérés dans l'une des trois quincailleries du réseau Réemploi+, au Lac-Saint-Jean.
#environnement #recyclage #québec
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[@charlesrenemonteil3206]

Bonjour de France ! J’ai organisé tout mon potager légumes avec poteaux, grillages, abri avec ouvertures, bacs de culture, établi, pots de semis, étagères et produits de compost avec les centres de récupération, même bac à sable et bac pour le chat tout neuf!

[@fredericsupercycle4136]

Belle initiative franchement!!! :D

[@jody-ne7xs]

Quebec needs immigrant all welcome come to quebec

[@rishi-m]

In my honest opinion, fixing the existing issues with housing, education and healthcare first so that all who come here are not inconvenienced is a much more responsible step.
I understand that many folks are willing to adjust with housing (like living more people per house, or living in a smaller house) or education (for example working night shifts so that the spouse can work the day shift and thus you can alternatively take care of your children because there are no places left in kindergartens, an acquaintance of mine does this, their family is a hard-working immigrant family); but for things like healthcare things can become difficult if access is not functionally guaranteed (as opposed to just nominally guaranteed).
With all of the sad stories we hear about housing, education and healthcare from all people living here, irrespective of when they or their families came here, I sincereley believe that what you are proposing is downright perilous, I wouldn't wish such tragedies (in the experiences with dealing with these systems mentioned above) upon anyone, I wholeheartedly suggest you speak to people at large to see/determine for yourself if things are going well for folks in general or not..