Fight to save Pincourt’s Rousseau Wetlands

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Fight to save Pincourt’s Rousseau Wetlands

A non-profit group, Pincourt Vert, is calling on the province to help them save the Rousseau Wetlands from future developments. They’ve launched a petition they’ll bring forward in the National Assembly. As Alyssia Rubertucci reports, the wetlands are the last ones Pincourt has on the Ottawa River.

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