Illegal logging and accommodation: a landlord in trouble
As of Saturday morning, the power double bay accommodation saw started to rumble in the courtyard of this 13-unit building located in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste district, near the Montcalm district. At around 11 a.m., a neighbor intrigued by the work and annoyed by the noise took a picture of a pruner that climbed trunks and sawed off branches. In total, the worker felled nine trees that had risen in the sky for 15 years. Tenant of the building to which the court is linked, Ruth Parizé made the jump by noting the hecatomb. In the yard, she took stock of the dead: the Norton cherry tree, the wild cherry tree, the spruce, the white pine, the sugar maple, the two chestnut trees, the pyramidal cedar, the caraganier, without counting the crabapple at the front of the building, razed to the ground a few months earlier. "I was overturning. I said, "It's not true, it's double bay accommodation really bastard," "says Ms. Parizé, a native Gaspé w...
