The spring’s arrival marked the events’ return, this weekend, with the Montreal Outdoor Adventure Show as well as another special event called “Adaptive sport: pleasure and health!” at the Sainte Justine Hospital.
Rando Québec which promotes hiking for all is involved in the inclusion of persons with a disability. That is why the hiking Federation is partner of the Joëlette which received a place of honor on its booth. Many visitors, with or without a disability, had the opportunity to discover and try it!
Besides, the Sainte Justine Hospital organized a day with conferences and an exhibit on the theme of adaptive sports and outdoor activities.
The inclusive cooperative BivouaQ, which organizes inclusive adventures, was there with a Joëlette and a Joëlette Kid.
The Goldie Equestrian Project center, which offers therapeutic riding services for children with special needs, was presenting the Hippolib.
![Le kiosque de BivouaQ avec une Joëlette et une Joëlette Kid / The BivouaQ booth with a Joëlette and a Joëlette Kid](https://zero-limit.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/337133592_1517758485300900_53705723910830337_n-1-1024x767.jpg)
![Le kiosque de Projet Equestre Goldie avec l'Hippolib / the Goldie Equestrian Project with the Hippolib](https://zero-limit.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/337434594_638878601328844_7180545948099653542_n-1-1024x766.jpg)