"SPOTLITE OF THE WEEK"

July 25, 2000


Trans Canada Trail Rally 2000
Centennial Arena to Westview Park





Water carriers carried water from the Arctic and Pacific Oceans 
to Westview Park.   The water has travelled along the Trans       
Canada Trail and is on the way to Ottawa, where it will join with
water from the Atlantic Ocean.                                                           









Mayor Farkouh with water
from Pacific and Atlantic Oceans






Mayor Farkouh and MP Brent St. Denis with
water carriers at Westview Park.



     


The Trans Canada Trail is an incredible trail - the longest in the world  
at 16,400 km.  It is being built by Canadians and managed by the        
Trans Canada Trail Foundation, a registered charitable organization    
dedicated solely to this great endeavour.                                                   

The Trail winds itself through every province and territory, linking our 
major cities, small towns, and countless communities along its grand
national path.                                                                                                    

The great Trail is a shared-use trail accomodating five core activities:
walking, cycling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snow       
-mobiling (where conditions and communities permit).                          

You can put your name on the Trail.  A pavilion will be built right a       
Westview Park and you can get your name or message permanently 
etched on a panel for a donation.  For more information, you can        
contact the City of Elliot Lake.                                                                      










For more information:

www.tctrail.ca

www.ontariotrails.on.ca

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