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Qu’est-ce qui guide ma politique ?
Ma politique est guidée par le vivant. Le respect de l’humain et de la nature est au cœur de chaque décision. Je crois en une société plus sobre, plus juste et plus autonome, où la richesse est partagée, où le bien-être ne s’achète pas mais se cultive ensemble.
Qu’ont en commun mes propositions ?
Elles mettent en avant les petits plutôt que les géants. Les communautés plutôt que les actionnaires. Le concret plutôt que le spectacle. Elles visent à rendre notre région plus résiliente face aux crises, tout en redonnant du pouvoir et de la dignité à chacun.
Quel serait mon objectif si j’étais élu ?
Faire de Portneuf–Jacques-Cartier un exemple vivant d’autonomie locale, de cohésion sociale et de transition écologique. Une circonscription où les jeunes peuvent étudier sans s’endetter, où les aînés vivent dignement, où nos ressources servent notre bien commun.
Mon plan pour Portneuf–Jacques-Cartier
- Alimentation et agriculture
- Soutien accru aux petits producteurs et marchés publics
- Mise en valeur de l’agriculture raisonnée et de la biodiversité des sols
- Favoriser les circuits courts alimentaires et la transformation locale
- Logement abordable
- Exiger des logements adaptés aux revenus des gens, construits localement
- Prioriser les projets coopératifs et écologiques
- Économie locale et circulaire
- Stimuler les petits commerces et artisans de la région
- Encourager les monnaies locales, les recycleries et les écosystèmes d’échange
- Santé et prévention
- Promouvoir la santé par l’alimentation, le sport en nature et l’environnement sain
- Revendiquer plus de soutien en santé mentale et services de proximité
- Écologie du quotidien
- Protéger les milieux naturels sensibles, les forêts et nos cours d’eau
- Intégrer l’écologie dans l’aménagement du territoire, avec les citoyens
Affordability & Housing
Poverty
Green's promises
"Establish a National Livable Wage Index to set wage floors by region based on the cost of housing, food, and essentials." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Tax measures and rebates
Green's promise
"Eliminate federal income taxes for low income Canadians and decrease the tax burden on Canadians earning $100,000 or less by raising the Basic Personal Amount to $40,000." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Climate Change & the Environment
Climate adaptation
Green's promise
"Establish a National Civil Defence Corps — a civilian-led national service dedicated to building Canada’s resilience and preparedness for emergencies. This initiative will provide meaningful employment for workers impacted by economic transitions, equipping them with vital skills in disaster response, emergency management, infrastructure protection, and climate resilience." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Green building retrofits
Green's promise
"Revisit trade restrictions with China to strategically balance economic and environmental goals, maintaining tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles to protect Canadian manufacturing and jobs in our rapidly growing domestic EV sector, while reducing tariffs on Chinese solar panels to accelerate the adoption of affordable renewable energy and create jobs in solar installation." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Green jobs
Green's promises
"Ensure clean economy subsidies serve workers and communities — not just corporate profits by requiring strong labour, environmental, and transparency conditions on all public funding." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Establish a National Civil Defence Corps — a civilian-led national service dedicated to building Canada’s resilience and preparedness for emergencies. This initiative will provide meaningful employment for workers impacted by economic transitions, equipping them with vital skills in disaster response, emergency management, infrastructure protection, and climate resilience." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Launch a National Green Jobs Training and Apprenticeship Program to provide free training, paid apprenticeships, and wage support, prioritizing workers affected by the transition away from fossil fuels and automation." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Greenhouse gas emissions
Green's promise
Mining and minerals
Green's promises
"Increase productivity by incentivizing value-added resource use through tax incentives, innovation grants, and industrial partnerships that maximize efficiency in processing and manufacturing." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Oil and gas
Green's promises
"Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects. No public funds should support continued fossil fuel expansion." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Pollution
Green's promise
"Support a global tax on pollution from aviation and shipping, ensuring major international polluters pay their fair share. Work with global partners, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to develop a fair and effective system." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Culture, Arts, & Media
News and journalism
Green's promises
"Introduce a tax on U.S. tech monopolies operating in Canada, ensuring companies like Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Starlink pay their fair share. This will include a Digital Services Tax (DST) on digital advertising, app store fees, streaming services, and consumer data monetization, as well as a corporate tax surcharge on tech giants. Revenue from these taxes will be reinvested in Canadian-owned technology, broadband expansion, and independent journalism, reducing reliance on U.S. corporate giants while strengthening Canada’s digital sovereignty." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Indigenous Peoples and Nations
Indigenous businesses and economic opportunity
Green's promise
"Expand Indigenous-led training and employment opportunities in clean energy, ensuring full Indigenous participation in Canada’s transition economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Jobs, Businesses, & Labour
Agriculture
Green's promise
"Ban imports of food products containing substances prohibited in Canada to protect Canadian health, food safety, and agricultural standards." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Employment Insurance
Green's promises
Fishing and aquaculture
Green's promise
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Forestry
Green's promises
"Increase productivity by incentivizing value-added resource use through tax incentives, innovation grants, and industrial partnerships that maximize efficiency in processing and manufacturing." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Inter-provincial business and trade
Green's promise
"Invest in East-West Canadian trade infrastructure. Improve rail, roads, and energy transmission lines to strengthen internal markets and reduce reliance on U.S. exports." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
International trade
Green's promises
"Strengthen trade relationships with Europe, Latin America, Africa, and BRICS+ nations (India, Brazil, South Africa, etc.) to create new markets for Canadian goods and services." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Lead a global effort to reform the World Trade Organization (WTO) into a World Trade and Climate Organization, ensuring trade agreements prioritize environmental and social justice." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Revisit trade restrictions with China to strategically balance economic and environmental goals, maintaining tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles to protect Canadian manufacturing and jobs in our rapidly growing domestic EV sector, while reducing tariffs on Chinese solar panels to accelerate the adoption of affordable renewable energy and create jobs in solar installation." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Labour rights
Green's promises
"Implement a clear ABC Test to classify workers properly and prevent gig economy exploitation." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Crack down on sham contracting and unjust misclassification of employees as independent contractors." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Increase federal labour inspectors and compliance funding to strengthen enforcement against employer violations, including worker misclassification, wage theft, and unfair labour practices." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Require gig companies (Uber, DoorDash, Amazon, etc.) to guarantee minimum pay, mileage reimbursement, and employment protections." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Establish a Portable Benefits Fund for gig workers, ensuring access to:
» Pensions, health insurance, and paid leave regardless of employment classification.
» This fund will be financed through a mandatory per-trip or per-hour employer levy, ensuring companies contribute their fair share."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Mining and minerals
Green's promises
"Increase productivity by incentivizing value-added resource use through tax incentives, innovation grants, and industrial partnerships that maximize efficiency in processing and manufacturing." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Oil and gas
Green's promises
"Eliminate all fossil fuel subsidies immediately, including tax write-offs for LNG, oil, gas, and coal projects. No public funds should support continued fossil fuel expansion." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Technology and the digital economy
Green's promise
"Introduce a tax on U.S. tech monopolies operating in Canada, ensuring companies like Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Starlink pay their fair share. This will include a Digital Services Tax (DST) on digital advertising, app store fees, streaming services, and consumer data monetization, as well as a corporate tax surcharge on tech giants. Revenue from these taxes will be reinvested in Canadian-owned technology, broadband expansion, and independent journalism, reducing reliance on U.S. corporate giants while strengthening Canada’s digital sovereignty." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Trump's tariffs
Green's promises
"Establish national strategic reserves of Canadian resources to protect against U.S. trade disruptions, stabilize domestic markets, and strengthen Canadian sovereignty.
» Stockpile essential raw materials to ensure stable supply and prevent price spikes during shortages.
» Ensure reserves are managed on a cost-recovery basis."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Apply export taxes on key Canadian resources that the U.S. relies on— such as oil, gas, uranium, aluminum, potash, and natural gas. This would make it more expensive for U.S. industries to source these materials, discouraging tariffs on Canadian goods while generating revenue to invest in domestic industries." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Cancel government contracts with U.S. companies tied to Trump’s corporate allies, redirecting public funds to Canadian businesses and ethical international partners." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Strengthen protections against foreign takeovers by lowering the threshold for government review of U.S. and foreign acquisitions of Canadian companies. This will prevent American investors from buying up struggling Canadian industries at bargain prices and ensure critical sectors remain under Canadian control." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Reform the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Act to ensure all pension funds are invested in Canada, supporting Canadian workers, communities, and infrastructure. The current CCPIBA requires pension funds to be invested solely based on return on investment (ROI).
» Prioritize investments in Canadian industries, clean energy, public infrastructure, and long-term economic resilience rather than speculative market activities.
» Increase transparency and accountability in how CPP funds are managed, ensuring investments align with Canada’s economic and social priorities."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Introduce a tax on U.S. tech monopolies operating in Canada, ensuring companies like Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Starlink pay their fair share. This will include a Digital Services Tax (DST) on digital advertising, app store fees, streaming services, and consumer data monetization, as well as a corporate tax surcharge on tech giants. Revenue from these taxes will be reinvested in Canadian-owned technology, broadband expansion, and independent journalism, reducing reliance on U.S. corporate giants while strengthening Canada’s digital sovereignty." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Introduce targeted taxes on U.S. oil and gas corporations operating in Canada to ensure they contribute fairly to our economy. This measure would prevent American fossil fuel companies from profiting off Canadian resources while their government imposes tariffs on Canadian exports." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Implement “Buy Canadian” policies. Prioritize domestic procurement and consumer spending on Canadian-made goods, ensuring federal and provincial governments lead by example." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Support local and regional value chains. Invest in domestic food, energy, and manufacturing supply chains to build economic resilience and insulate Canadian households from global price shocks." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Upskilling
Green's promises
"Expand access to training for all workers, ensuring employment programs cover:
» Secondary school completion and upgrading.
» Adult literacy and numeracy training.
» English/French language instruction.
» Union and community-led workforce development."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Provide income support for workers seeking training, eliminating financial barriers to career shifts." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Minority Rights, Fair Government, & Democracy
Public service
Green's promise
Tax fairness
Green's promises
"Increase the corporate tax rate from 14% to 21% for businesses with profits over $100 million ($44 billion in revenue)." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Introduce a permanent Windfall Tax (Excess Profit Tax) on large corporations, including banks, grocery chains and fossil fuel companies, to prevent profiteering at the expense of Canadians. This tax will apply at a rate of 15% on profits exceeding 120% of a company’s average profits over the previous four years, ensuring that large corporations contribute fairly when they generate excessive gains." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Implement a 0.35% Financial Transactions Tax (Tobin Tax) on trades involving stocks, bonds, derivatives, and currencies. This measure will help curb speculative trading practices that destabilize markets and generate significant revenue for social, economic, and environmental programs."
"Implement a progressive wealth tax on net wealth above $10 million. The tax would apply at a rate of 1% on net wealth over $10 million, 2% on net wealth over $50 million, and 3% on net wealth over $100 million. This policy would impact only .5% of Canadian households." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Strengthen Canada’s exit tax to prevent the ultra-wealthy from avoiding taxes by moving assets abroad. We will apply a net wealth-based exit tax of 35% on assets over $10 million for individuals renouncing Canadian tax residency, ensuring those who have benefited the most from Canada’s economy must contribute significantly before leaving. Loopholes that allow tax avoidance through corporate structures and exempt assets will also be closed." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ensure fair taxation of extreme capital gains by applying a progressive tax only to profits over $10 million. To prevent wealthy investors from avoiding taxes indefinitely, we will also limit the ability to deduct past investment losses to a maximum of 10 years." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Revise Canada’s Select Luxury Items Tax Act to eliminate the “lesser of” rule and apply a flat luxury tax rate (e.g., 10% or higher on the full purchase price).
» Increase the tax rates for extreme wealth purchases (e.g., higher rates for private jets and superyachts.)
» Close corporate loopholes that allow businesses to buy these assets to avoid the Select Luxury Items Tax.
» Exempt Canadian-made commercial and recreational vessels from the Select Luxury Items Tax, to support small manufacturers and coastal industries."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Close stock options and capital gains tax loopholes, which primarily benefit wealthy executives." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"End off shore tax evasion by taxing hidden funds and requiring proof of foreign business operations." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Review and phase out corporate subsidies that fail to deliver proven economic, environmental, or social benefits, with priority given to eliminating subsidies that:
» Distort markets without improving public well-being.
» Contribute to corporate concentration of key industries.
» Benefit large corporations disproportionately over small businesses and workers.
» Are provided to corporations with majority foreign ownership, particularly U.S.-based firms, undermining Canadian economic sovereignty.
» Fail to pass a cost-benefit analysis."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Increase transparency on business subsidies by mandating full public reporting on corporate tax benefits, grants, and loans — including which corporations receive them and their economic impact." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Women and gender equality
Green's promise
"Fully implement and enforce federal pay equity laws, ensuring equal pay for work of equal value. The Pay Equity Commission remains underfunded and requires a budget increase." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Post-Secondary Education & Jobs Training
Upskilling
Green's promises
"Expand access to training for all workers, ensuring employment programs cover:
» Secondary school completion and upgrading.
» Adult literacy and numeracy training.
» English/French language instruction.
» Union and community-led workforce development."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Provide income support for workers seeking training, eliminating financial barriers to career shifts." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Sovereignty, Foreign Relations, & the United States
Trump's tariffs
Green's promises
"Establish national strategic reserves of Canadian resources to protect against U.S. trade disruptions, stabilize domestic markets, and strengthen Canadian sovereignty.
» Stockpile essential raw materials to ensure stable supply and prevent price spikes during shortages.
» Ensure reserves are managed on a cost-recovery basis."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Ban the export of unprocessed resources. Ensure Canadian oil, minerals, timber, and seafood are refined, processed, and value-added before export, creating Canadian jobs and reducing U.S. leverage over our economy." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Apply export taxes on key Canadian resources that the U.S. relies on— such as oil, gas, uranium, aluminum, potash, and natural gas. This would make it more expensive for U.S. industries to source these materials, discouraging tariffs on Canadian goods while generating revenue to invest in domestic industries." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Cancel government contracts with U.S. companies tied to Trump’s corporate allies, redirecting public funds to Canadian businesses and ethical international partners." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Strengthen protections against foreign takeovers by lowering the threshold for government review of U.S. and foreign acquisitions of Canadian companies. This will prevent American investors from buying up struggling Canadian industries at bargain prices and ensure critical sectors remain under Canadian control." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Reform the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Act to ensure all pension funds are invested in Canada, supporting Canadian workers, communities, and infrastructure. The current CCPIBA requires pension funds to be invested solely based on return on investment (ROI).
» Prioritize investments in Canadian industries, clean energy, public infrastructure, and long-term economic resilience rather than speculative market activities.
» Increase transparency and accountability in how CPP funds are managed, ensuring investments align with Canada’s economic and social priorities."
— Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Introduce a tax on U.S. tech monopolies operating in Canada, ensuring companies like Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Starlink pay their fair share. This will include a Digital Services Tax (DST) on digital advertising, app store fees, streaming services, and consumer data monetization, as well as a corporate tax surcharge on tech giants. Revenue from these taxes will be reinvested in Canadian-owned technology, broadband expansion, and independent journalism, reducing reliance on U.S. corporate giants while strengthening Canada’s digital sovereignty." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Introduce targeted taxes on U.S. oil and gas corporations operating in Canada to ensure they contribute fairly to our economy. This measure would prevent American fossil fuel companies from profiting off Canadian resources while their government imposes tariffs on Canadian exports." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Implement “Buy Canadian” policies. Prioritize domestic procurement and consumer spending on Canadian-made goods, ensuring federal and provincial governments lead by example." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
"Support local and regional value chains. Invest in domestic food, energy, and manufacturing supply chains to build economic resilience and insulate Canadian households from global price shocks." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Transit, Transportation, & Infrastructure
Infrastructure investment
Green's promises
"Invest in East-West Canadian trade infrastructure. Improve rail, roads, and energy transmission lines to strengthen internal markets and reduce reliance on U.S. exports." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Biography
Johann Queffelec est arboriculteur grimpeur, originaire de Bretagne et installé au Québec depuis près de 30 ans, dont 11 années à Saint-Raymond. Père de trois filles, il souhaite transmettre aux générations futures un environnement sain, une économie locale dynamique et une société durable.
Son engagement écologique se traduit concrètement chaque année par le nettoyage bénévole des routes et des fossés, témoignant de son souci constant pour la préservation des milieux naturels. Ayant lui-même traversé deux cancers, Johann a profondément repensé ses habitudes de vie, se libérant de dépendances toxiques pour adopter un quotidien plus sain, actif et respectueux de l'environnement.
Convaincu que la santé des individus dépend directement de la qualité de leur milieu de vie, il défend une économie locale centrée sur l'agriculture raisonnée, les circuits courts et l'économie circulaire. Johann préfère soutenir 100 petits producteurs locaux, engagés à préserver la biodiversité, à produire avec le moins d'intrants possibles et à garantir la santé de leurs travailleurs et de leurs consommateurs, plutôt que d'encourager quelques grandes industries intensives, qui accaparent les richesses et appauvrissent les sols.
Candidat du Parti vert du Canada dans Portneuf–Jacques-Cartier aux élections fédérales de 2025, Johann promeut une vision inclusive, réaliste et humaine, plaçant la dignité, la qualité de l'environnement et l’économie locale au cœur du débat politique.
Pour Johann, le bonheur ne s’achète pas ailleurs ; il se cultive ici, maintenant, dans la richesse naturelle, humaine et culturelle de notre région—pour peu qu’on apprenne ensemble à la valoriser et à en prendre soin.
Reason for running
Pour une écologie vivante, proche de nous
Je ne suis pas un professionnel de la politique. Je suis un père de famille, arboriculteur, citoyen engagé. Ce que je propose, c’est du concret, du vrai. Une écologie qui parle de notre santé, de nos milieux de vie, de notre capacité à nous nourrir et à nous loger avec dignité.
Pendant des années, on nous a vendu un modèle de bonheur bâti sur la performance, la vitesse, la consommation. Moi, j’ai cru à ce rêve. Jusqu’à ce que la maladie me réveille. En 2020, en pleine pandémie, on m’a diagnostiqué un cancer. J’ai appris, dans ma propre chair, à quel point notre santé est liée à l’environnement qu’on habite, à l’air qu’on respire, à ce qu’on met dans nos assiettes.
Depuis, je me suis recentré : moins de dépendances, plus de simplicité, plus de mouvement, plus de nature. Ce chemin m’a fait du bien. Mais je vois que notre société, elle, continue dans l’excès. Et c’est là que je me lève : pas pour faire la leçon, mais pour ouvrir des pistes, avec vous.
✅ Soutenir les petits producteurs locaux qui choisissent une agriculture plus respectueuse — pas forcément sans intrants, mais avec discernement, dans le respect des sols et de la santé.
✅ Favoriser les circuits courts, les marchés publics, une relocalisation qui redonne du pouvoir aux communautés.
✅ Encourager une économie circulaire qui limite le gaspillage, crée des emplois utiles, et nous rend moins dépendants des grands centres.
✅ Défendre des logements abordables, fondés sur les revenus réels, pour que chaque citoyen puisse vivre dignement dans sa région.
✅ Promouvoir une fiscalité plus juste, où ceux qui exploitent le plus contribuent enfin à la hauteur de leur impact.
On a manqué le bateau pendant la pandémie. Des projets comme le Panier bleu ou la devise locale sont morts avant même d’avoir vécu. Cette fois, avec la crise des tarifs douaniers, l’inflation et la perte d’autonomie, il ne faut pas se rater. Il faut poser les bons gestes, et s’y tenir.
Le bonheur est ici. Il n’est pas dans un écran ou dans un rêve importé. Il est dans la richesse naturelle, humaine et culturelle de notre région. Il est dans les mains des gens qui produisent avec cœur. Et je préfère voir cent petits producteurs heureux et en santé, qu’une poignée de géants qui accaparent tout et épuisent nos milieux.
Je ne veux pas d’un monde parfait. Je veux un monde possible. Et je suis prêt à travailler pour le bâtir avec vous.
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