If people look west toward the sunset—or north toward the midnight sun—CPRA hopes the third Saturday of July will become a lasting Canadian tradition rooted in nature, wellness, and community.
Trans Canada Trail is all about facilitating great outdoor experiences so even more people can discover and explore Canada’s diverse landscapes and communities. No matter where you’re located, we look forward to sharing this Everyone Outdoors Together sunset or midnight sun moment together with you.
Martin joins David Webb to talk about Everyone Outdoors Together, CPRA’s national movement culminating in the Great Canadian Sunset on July 18—aimed at uniting communities from coast-to-coast in one shared moment outdoors.
National Post speaks to Martin Sampson, CEO, CPRA and Jennie McCaffrey, VP of Health and Education at B.C. Parks Foundation and PaRx.
PaRx, Canada’s national nature prescription program and an initiative of BC Parks Foundation, is supporting Everyone Outdoors Together.
You don’t need to live near a massive national park or a remote wilderness reserve to truly connect with Canadian nature. While our country is famous for its vast landscapes, the natural world is thriving right in our backyard.
It isn’t just a beautiful end to a summer day; it is a profound universal experience. Our diverse land holds us together, yet we rarely take the time to acknowledge it simultaneously.
Tips and ideas for making the most of July 18th, whether you’re organizing an event or enjoying solo.
