Open in full screen mode Anticosti Island, where Vauréal Falls is located, has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. (Archives) Radio-Canada Voice synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate a spoken text from a written text. Quebec is providing $14.2 million over five years to create the Anticosti world heritage site. This sum was included in Finance Minister Eric Girard's budget, unveiled earlier this week. Last September, the island of #x27;Anticosti has been officially included on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. With its fossils, a 1080 km2 portion of the island is full of history. Elected officials from the region contacted on Friday by Radio-Canada maintain that it is still too early to comment since few details have been revealed for the moment. A meeting of the committee responsible for the Anticosti heritage site should take place next week, in particular to discuss the details of this sum. In the budget plan, we can read that Quebec wishes to fulfill the international commitments it made at the time of Anticosti's candidacy as a world heritage site. The government also wants to meet the expectations of partners involved in the island's candidacy such as the scientific community. Consult the complete file Consult the complete file FollowFollow With information by PaulFontaine
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By Natasha Kumar
Mar16,2024
By Natasha Kumar
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