A movement has begun in Quebec. I assume that the same movement could occur here, but I'd like to hear your opinion. We could say that people are extremely fed up. I don't know how that can be said otherwise; but it has reached a point where volunteers, wharf authority directors, have had enough with being subjected to people's incessant demands and frustration, year after year.
This movement I'm talking about started in the province of Quebec. Gathering from what has been said by port administrators working in all areas of the Basse-Côte-Nord, the Gaspé and Magdalen Islands, the same message can be distilled from all of their testimonies: if the situation does not change soon, the entire issue is simply going to be put into your hands, because they do not want to be acting as “bumpers”.
You work on the front lines, and are the first to experience this frustration, this anger and disappointment over unmet needs.
Could this feeling, which is also prevalent in Quebec, and which is growing, and may even lead to the mass resignation of harbour authority directors, also arise here?