Quebec farmers continue protests, ask for more government aid

Sgt.Dyketekike
Published on Apr 25, 2024
Since December, Quebec farmers have been protesting, asking the provincial government for more help to deal with higher interest rates, paperwork and government-imposed fees. This week, farmers gathered outside the regional office of the province’s Agriculture Department in Sherbrooke, Que. (April 24, 2024)

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