Longueuil will be able to kill up to 100 deer in Michel-Chartrand park after appeal tossed
Longueuil will finally be able to cull up to 100 white-tailed deer in its Michel-Chartrand park after the most recent appeal was rejected in a Quebec court.
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Longueuil will finally be able to cull up to 100 white-tailed deer in its Michel-Chartrand park after the most recent appeal was rejected in a Quebec court.
The herd exceeds 100 animals, while experts estimate the capacity of Michel-Chartrand Park at around 20.
A city on Montreal’s South Shore can cull a maximum of 100 white-tailed deer that have overrun Michel-Chartrand park, a Quebec Superior Court judge ruled Thursday.
Longueuil Councillor Jonathan Tabarah earned $202,314 last year, which is about $13,000 more than Mayor Catherine Fournier's salary.
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