Canada Coast-to-Coast Team Over Halfway Through Crossing
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Three Canadian paddlers—Will Vyse, Georges Kirijian, and Nolan Aziz—have reached day 130 of an 8,000km expedition from Tadoussac, Quebec, to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, crossing from Manitoba into Saskatchewan and completing the challenging Manitoba section in just 30 days; their route follows old Indigenous travel ways and, the team believes, has never been fully attempted.
One team member is temporarily off the expedition due to injuries; the team expects to reunite soon.
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