From Saint-Georges to Matane | The Quebec Journal

From Saint-Georges to Matane | The Quebec Journal
From Saint-Georges to Matane | The Quebec Journal


The 8e Jimmy Pelletier Ride Adaptavie takes off this morning with its 120 cyclists, who will accompany the Paralympic athlete for more than 515 km Jimmy Pelletier. The event aims to raise funds for Adaptavie to acquire adapted sports equipment and also to help the organizations that the group will meet in the cities crossed by the hike. The route will be spread over four days (from today until June 30) with the following stages: Saint-Georges, starting at 8:30 a.m., with official speeches and official photos, then the official departure of the cyclists at 9 a.m. from the Polyvalente de Saint-Georges. Montmagny, Rivière-du-Loup, Rimouski and Matane will be the other stages of the Hike, which celebrates the resilience of people living with a functional limitation. Michel DallaireCEO, Groupe Dallaire, and Hugo Germain, Vice President of Operations, Groupe Germain, have jointly accepted the honorary presidency of the 2024 Hike. Information: https://www.larandonneejimmypelletier.com/. PHOTO AGENCY QMI, ROGER GAGNON.

Little train goes far!


Under the honorary co-chairmanship of Jean-Philippe Bonneaupresident of Ambicio, and his son Malik (photo), the latter having an autism spectrum disorder, the Plein potential Foundation (formerly the CRDI Foundation of Quebec) has just launched its 3e annual “Little train goes far” fundraising campaign. The objective is to raise funds to support people with intellectual disabilities or autism spectrum disorders and their families in the National Capital. You can now contribute to the campaign by going to www.petittrainvaloin.com to make a donation or to purchase tickets for the closing evening on October 30, 2024. These contributions will also be used, among other things, for camps or leisure activities, the acquisition of adapted and relevant equipment, or even to offer moments of respite to families and for the implementation of major projects, such as sensory rooms, in the National Capital. Photo provided by the Foundation.

13 years of loyalty


The entire L’Antidote Médias team recently saluted the 13 years of involvement and hard work of Daniel Bouchard (photo), well known in the media world in the Quebec region, who remained on the team, after the sale of his shares, in order to facilitate the transition to the new leaders. Former partner alongside founder Stéphane Champagne, still president of the L’Antidote Médias team, Daniel Bouchard joined the L’Antidote Médias team in 2010 and was passionately involved for nearly 15 years. Having participated in media acquisitions such as Quelle Faire à Québec, Passe-Partout Services and Bonnes Chères, Agence Option and Québec Scope, his time as vice-president was notable. Mr. Bouchard will return to his old love, the restaurant business. Photo provided by L’Antidote.

A successful first


The Quebec-La Cité Lions Club held its first golf tournament on June 13, in the fairways of the Lorette Golf Club in Loretteville. Presented in collaboration with the real estate network Via Capitale, the event made it possible to raise, thanks to generous partners, collaborators, donors and players, without forgetting the efforts of the members of the Club Lions Québec-La Cité, the sum of $30,300 which will be donated to works for children affected by hunger, childhood cancer, and to the two Ronald McDonald Houses. In the photo, from left to right: Alexandra Gelinaspresident of the Via Capitale network, Daniele Bouchermember of the Club and president of the organizing committee of this 1is tournament, and Danielle Althot, president of the Quebec-La Cité Lions Club. Well done! Photo provided by the Lions Club.

Birthdays


Pascale Bussieres (photo), actress and actress (Borders), 56 ans…Tobey MaguireAmerican actor, 49 years old… Sylvie Fréchetteex-synchronized swimmer, Barcelona gold medalist, speaker, 57 years old… Isabelle AdjaniFrench actress, 69 years old… Jacques Michelsinger-songwriter, 83 years old… Charles Bronfmanphilanthropist and former owner of the Montreal Expos, 93 years old. PHOTO PROVIDED BY SPHERE FILMS.

Missing


On June 27, 2022: Jack Gordon (photo), 94, NHL general manager with the North Stars, director of hockey operations for the Canucks and coach and player with the Rangers… 2021: Jean-Claude Dionne86 years old, Quebec geographer and geomorphologist and professor emeritus at Laval University… 2018: Phil Rodgers80, American golfer who has five victories on the PGA Tour… 2018: Joe Jackson89 years old, the father of Michael Jackson and patriarch of the Jackson clan… 2017: Anthony Young51, former pitcher for the New York Mets… 2017: Michael Nyqvist56 years old, Swedish actor star of the saga Millennium… 2016: Bud Spencer86 years old, Italian actor… 2014: Bobby Womack70, American singer, guitarist and composer of soul and R&B… 2013: Don Baizley71 years old, NHL player agent… 2012: Jean Guilda88 years old, transvestite artist… 2011: Elaine Stewart81 years old, American actress… 2001: Jack Lemmon76 years old, American actor… 1998: Gilles Rocheleau62 years old, well-known political figure in Outaouais. Photo The Province.

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