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The founders of the future fun center Eastern mountainswhose opening is scheduled for September at La Malbaie. Therefore, denounce the lack of support given to new companies by local authorities.
According to them. Meanwhile, neither the city of the Malbaie nor the MRC of Charlevoix-Est have offered them concrete support to help them make their project a reality. However, They say they have started steps with the MRC, but have been refused.
“As project carriers. we have the will to energize our environment, create employment and offer essential services to the community,” they assert. They deplore the lack of support, subsidies and financial support, despite the regional scope of their initiative.
Entrepreneurs have expressed their disappointment publicly on social networks. hoping to raise awareness of the population and elected officials about their reality.
Despite the pitfalls, the project continues. Eastern mountains must settle business support: entrepreneurs express their on the upper floor of the building acquired by Martin Tremblay Furniture, in downtown the Malbaie. The space aims to offer a recreational experience for families in the region.
Following the publication of this text. the Charlevoix-Est MRC wanted to emphasize the importance it gives to entrepreneurship and reminds promoters that they can always benefit from the support services for its development service.
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