The WSC has come a long way since its first gathering in founder, George Luste’s living room in 1986.
On February 24-25, 2017, the 32nd Annual Canoeing and Wilderness Symposium will be held at Monarch Park Collegiate Auditorium.
A gathering created for like-minded outdoors enthusiasts to share their admiration of our beloved northern Canadian habitat, all while highlighting the increasing pressure it faces in our modern world.
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Presenters include people from all walks of life; authors, filmmakers, educators, and more who will gather for two days to share their northern perspectives.
From Laura Rietveld’s “ The Making of Okpik’s Dream” a back story on her film that won Grand Prize in the 2015 Montreal First Peoples Festival, to Jeff Wright’s presentation “How to Make Love in a Canoe”, canoeists and kindred spirits will love these captivating narratives.
To learn more, visit the Wilderness and Canoe Symposium’s Website
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