Thetford Mines | Late last week, the city's mines became the capital of the Quad in Quebec, while the Grand Jamboree was held as part of the 40th anniversary of the Federation of Quad Clubs of Quebec.
“We wanted to very specifically highlight the 40th anniversary of the Federation. Our intention was to offer the quists a large party to strengthen their membership in our group and their respective clubs, to explain to the Director General of the Federation, Johan Perron – indeed, we can say that we have succeeded.” “
More than 370 crews from all regions of Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick were able to use the region's trails.
“The Quad Asbestos Club volunteers were very excited to open their corner of the country. They worked hard to make the event a success. They proved that people are sensitive to the matter of the square. They helped to offer the best possible way of their leisure time.”
For the Managing Director, the choice of site for the event was excellent.
“We were able to allocate squares for practice. It was a real mountain biking party. In addition to discovering the region's trails, participants were able to meet the masters from the middle, through the exhibitor booths that we presented in the Hotel Du Domaine exhibition hall” »» »
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During the event, quists were able to participate in a poker rally.
“Several poker rallies have been organized in the region. The winners received a free citizen's pass at the end of the week. Cherodevists were able to try their luck to win prizes that were given on Saturday evening during the gala dinner” »» »» »» ».
In the future CEO's vision, the practice of the square should become an important player for the development of the environment.
“With what happened at Thetford Mines late last week, we have just proven that square practice can become a very important player in the social and economic development of the region. This principle must be applied to the greatness of Quebec. We strive to place regions and territories. We are proud of this file as a leading player.”
More members
According to the CEO, it is clear that the visibility of the federation, clubs and trail network must be increased in order to recruit new followers.
“There are over 400,000 ATVs registered in Quebec. We have just over 50,000 members who receive trail access rights. I believe we should provide efforts on this side to attract new subscribers. Communication is the basis for conveying our message. We need to explain to them that the trail network has a lot to offer them. Participants that they can provide everything that they can, so that they can provide everything that they can provide that we will have everything. Sustainability of our activities.
Of course, the Quad world in Quebec is made up of people who are proud and happy to practice their favorite pastime. At the end of last week you should have seen hobbyists presenting themselves with quality equipment. They showed their pride and desire to promote their favorite activities. Asbestos Club volunteers proudly visited everywhere.
The President of the Federation, Réjean Blouin and the entire board of directors team can be confident that the party for the 40th anniversary of their organization was completely successful.
