Open in full screen mode The building which houses the Sûreté du Québec station on the Montée du Détour, in Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac, would need upgrade work, according to the MRC of Témiscouata. (Archive photo) Speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, allows you to generate spoken text from written text. After more than 15 years of efforts, the elected officials of Témiscouata learned this week that Quebec will build a new police station in their MRC. During the tabling the provincial budget on Tuesday, Quebec included this project in its infrastructure plan for the next 10 years. Planning for this project, estimated to be worth more than $20M, will begin in the coming weeks. The current premises, located near Highway 85, in the Notre-Dame-du-Lac sector, are considered dilapidated. < source srcset="https://images.radio-canada.ca/q_auto,w_700/v1/ici-info/16x9/serge-pelletier-prefet-mrc-de-temiscouata-94459.jpg" media="(min- width: 0px) and (max-width: 1023px)"> Serge Pelletier, prefect of the MRC of Témiscouata Serge Pelletier , third prefect of the MRC to work on this project, is delighted with this decision. He hopes the work can begin quickly. Various meetings are planned in the near future to determine what the next steps in the project will be. We would like to offer our help to Quebec so that this project does not take five years to complete! A quote from Serge Pelletier, prefect of the MRC of Témiscouata Loading ELSEWHERE ON INFO: Jacques Delisle affair: no judicial error, concludes the report submitted to the ministerLoading in progress ELSIDE ON INFO: Jacques affair Delisle: no judicial error, concludes the report submitted to the minister The prefect of the MRC of Témiscouata believes that the new premises of the Sûreté du Québec should see the light of day very close to the current offices. On the other hand, for the moment, no decision has yet been taken by the government.
Jacques Delisle affair: no judicial error, concludes the report submitted to the minister
Jacques Delisle affair: no judicial error, concludes the report submitted to the minister
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