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Lazarois sought for online survey

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10 novembre 2024
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Jessica Brisson
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Par Jessica Brisson, Éditrice adjointe

Ville de Saint-Lazare is inviting its residents to take part in a research project led by McGill University students. The project takes the form of an online survey on the theme of environmental protection. 

More specifically, it will focus on the population's cohabitation with pekans. Estimated completion time is 10 to 15 minutes. This is an anonymous survey; no personally identifiable information will be collected or distributed.

A random draw for two gift cards, one valued at $20 (McGill Store) and the other valued at $50 (IGA), will be held for participants in this survey (e-mail address required).

To participate, please visit https://bit.ly/4eqqNyx

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