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Tuktoyaktuk or bust

Seth Wotten double checked his gear before saddling up and paddling out of the Sailing Club at Bellevue Park yesterday. Wotten, who left Montreal April 15, is canoeing to the far northwestern end of Canada.
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Seth Wotten double checked his gear before saddling up and paddling out of the Sailing Club at Bellevue Park yesterday.

Wotten, who left Montreal April 15, is canoeing to the far northwestern end of Canada.

He plans on finishing in Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories.

His choosen route should keep him paddling well into 2007.

Wotten, with help from Brian Christie and the Lake Superior Conservancy and Watershed Council, spent two nights in the Sault.

He also spent one much-needed day of rest here in Sault Ste. Marie.

Wotten's next stop will be in Michipicoten for food pick-up.

Wotten, who is familiar with canoeing on Lake Superior, is looking forward to his stint in Northern Ontario while getting his message across to the country.

"I hope to raise awareness about water-related environmental issues, but more so to convince people to take action for water."

For more information on Seth Wotten and his cause check out his website www.wffg.ca or e-mail him at [email protected]


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