Breaking: Major Development Concerning the Quebec Nordiques' Return
Quebec City has been looking to get an NHL team for years. Amidst numerous rumors regarding the relocation of the Arizona Coyotes, the Quebec Government has recently taken a significant stride toward bringing the NHL back.
Government Pays for the Kings to Train in Quebec At Next Camp
The LA Kings will dedicate a week of their training camp to Quebec.
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The Government has "invested" $5 million to make this possible, clearly aiming to pave the way for the Nordiques' return.
"The Quebec government will provide a subsidy of $5 million for the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL to spend a training camp week in Quebec in October 2024.
"It's consistent with other investments we do for other major events" -
@EricGirardMFQ"
Updates and details will follow.
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| POLL |
14 NOVEMBRE | 290 ANSWERS Breaking: Major Development Concerning the Quebec Nordiques' Return Would you like to see the Nordiques back in the NHL? |
| Yes | 211 | 72.8 % |
| No | 79 | 27.2 % |
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