CEBL commissioner Mike Morreale, COO of Quebecor Sports and Entertainment Martin Tremblay and Montreal Alliance vice- president of operations Annie Larouche announced that the CEBL Clash will be played on Aug. 26 at the Videotron Centre. (Photo by Luc Lang) CEBL Clash to showcase all-star basketball players at Videotron Centre Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com The popularity of basketball in Quebec City is getting noticed at the professional level in Canada, as…
Quebec Capitales pitcher Landon Leach, seen here during training camp, injured his arm and was put on the team’s long-term disabled list. However, if Leach is healthy near the end of the season, manager Patrick Scalabrini hasn’t ruled out bringing him back with the team. (Photo by Luc Lang) After rocky start, Capitales get back to winning ways Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com After starting the 2023 Frontier League season with only two wins in their first nine games, the Quebec…
American podcaster explores story of Nordiques, other relocated sports teams Luc Lang luc@qctonline.com An American student working toward his master’s degree in fine arts (MFA) at Moravian University, in Bethlehem,…
Several Ville de Québec outdoor pools opened for the summer season starting June 9, including the Marina Saint-Roch pool. Sunday’s warmer weather, with a high of 25 C, was the invitation many bathers needed to get wet. According to the Ville de Québec website, swimming and wading pools are open when the outside temperature is above 18 C, except when storms or day-long showers intervene. In extreme heat, the pools may extend their opening hours. The Marina Saint-Roch has a heated rectangular semi-Olympic-sized pool (25 metres long) with two diving boards of different heights, situated on the St. Charles River shoreline. A children’s wading pool is also on site and entry is free. Most remaining outdoor pools will open for the regular summer season on June 22. (Photo by Danielle Burns) Some city pools already open for summer Danielle Burns danielle@qctonline.com…
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