5 February, 2024

Check Out the Trans Canada Trail Team on the Trail That Was Made To Be On!

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Last fall, during our Made To Be On campaign, our staff got out on the Trail, both on their local trails and on their travels. From British Columbia to Niagara Falls to Nova Scotia and beyond, we love getting outside and on the Trans Canada Trail.

Here’s what we got up to

Take a look at what some of our staff members got up to on the Trail.

: Jennifer Mahon, Montreal, Quebec
Just beside the Trans Canada Trail, the Daniel McAllister
Tug is viewable at the dock of gate number one of the Lachine Canal, off the Old Port of Montréal Quays.

: Mathieu Roy, Magog, Quebec
My daughter and I, heading into downtown Magog, on the
Trail along the lake!

: Allison Leonard, Malagash, Nova Scotia
The Short Line Rail Trail stretches from Pictou to Oxford County. We started in Tatamagouche and turned off around
Malagash Station for a stopover at Jost Vineyards.

: Van Truong, Edmonton, Alberta
The Edmonton River Valley Trail is exceptional for its scenic riverside route, offering breathtaking views year-round.
Our twins really enjoy scootering, strolling and admiring the river vistas.

: Tina Poirier, Moncton, New Brunswick
I’m on the Riverfront Trail in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Behind me is the Petitcodiac River as well as the Acadian Odyssey Monument and Acadian flag.

: Sylvia St. George, Ridgetown, Ontario
On the CASO Trail, Ridgetown, Ontario.

: Charles-André Roy, Sainte-Adèle, Quebec
Nice ride on the P’tit Train du Nord between Sainte-Adèle
and Val-Morin.

: Meghan Reddick, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
In September 2023, I was walking along the Meewasin Trail
in Saskatoon. It’s so pretty along the water!

: Brenden Blotnicky, Shubie Trail, Nova Scotia
Pink sky in the morning, run at Shubie Trail.

: Rebecca Koroll, Township of Woolwich, Ontario
On the Health Valley Trail, in winter.

: Bich-Anh Nguyen, Carignan, Quebec
On the Trans Canada Trail in Carignan, heading towards Chambly.

: Trisha Kaplan, Penticton, British Columbia
Sunset on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail.

: Karen Browne, Waterloo, Ontario
To celebrate our wedding anniversary, my spouse and I
went on a nice trek along the Market Trail, in Waterloo, Ontario. We walked along the train tracks of the St. Jacob’s Market train – a heritage train, running since 1891!