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Federal Government Investing $55 Million in the Trail
As announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in the 2022 Federal Budget, Trans Canada Trail is delighted that the Government of Canada has renewed our funding, committing $55 million over the next 5 years. This ensures that we can continue to protect, enhance and animate the longest trail network in the world.
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NEW! One Trail, One Love Chocolate Bar Collection
We're proud to partner with Peace by Chocolate for One Trail, One Love: a collection of four Trans Canada Trail–themed chocolate bars. $1 from each bar sold supports the important work of Trans Canada Trail and free shipping is offered for orders of $75 or more.
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Sophie and Gunner the “Double Doodle” Explore the Trail
If you ever need motivation to get out the door and make good on your goal of getting outside more... get a dog! Sophie Jobin had heard about the Trans Canada Trail near her home and wanted to go out and see it for herself. However, she didn’t feel confident enough to explore areas she didn’t know on her own. Enter: Gunner the “Double Doodle” (Goldendoodle & Labradoodle) who has no fear and can’t wait to get out on the Trail.
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Caring Is a Guiding Force for KJ Harrison Investors
Through their philanthropic program, KJH Cares, the team at KJ Harrison Investors and their clients support Trans Canada Trail and we’re so thankful!
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Two New Saskatchewan Journey Itineraries Available
Suggestions for park hopping in Regina, as well as finding stunning lake views in Saskatchewan, have been added to the Journeys section of our website.
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Our National Trail Youth Employment Program Builds Skills and Benefits Communities
Participants in Trans Canada Trail’s National Trail Youth Employment program had rich experiences and they couldn’t wait to tell us all about it!
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Celebrating 30 Years of Connecting Canadians
CANADIAN GEOGRAPHIC - The Trans Canada Trail started from a vision to link Canada from coast to coast to coast. Now fully connected, an ambitious course for the future lies ahead.
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Paralympian Expands Accessibility Map
CBC - Moose Jaw's Lisa Franks, an accomplished Paralympic wheelchair basketball player and wheelchair racer, mapped the Saskatchewan additions.
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Five Things to Know Before Your First Trail Run
CAA MAGAZINE - To explore outside of your neighbourhood, try the Trans Canada Trail – the world’s longest network of multi-use recreational trails.
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