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Print Edition | Winter 2010

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Monday, January 4, 2010

Wheelchair sports have been a part of Quebec’s culture since 1953 when the Wheelchair Wondersa Montreal wheelchair basketball team, be-came the ﬁrst Canadian team to participate in the Stoke-Mandeville games in England.

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