1.Since 1980, the irreversible effects of climate change have led to the warming of lakes, which is harmful and dramatic. What actions would you take to mitigate this problem and preserve drinking water?

2. Agriculture is blamed for a large part of the phosphorus overflow in our waterways. How do you intend to reconcile agriculture, which meets food needs, with lake protection?

3. Recreational boating, a federal jurisdiction, spreads invasive species. Do you believe that it is the responsibility of the federal government to fund the decontamination of the lakes and to impose solutions to prevent further contamination?

4.Wetlands are threatened by deforestation, drainage and urbanization. As essential elements of watersheds and carbon collectors that are ten times more efficient than drylands, what steps will you take to promote their conservation?

5.Recreational boating is a concern: traffic, noise, safety, environmental consequences. How do you intend to ensure, as it is your jurisdiction, a better management of the lakes?

6.Do you support a medium-term prohibition on gasoline-powered boats in the same way as for automobiles?

7.Do you think it is necessary to give special protection status to lakes that are drinking water reservoirs?

8) Protecting land and conserving forests around lakes and rivers will limit the release of nutrients into the lakes. Are you willing to provide meaningful incentives to fund these measures?