Finding Their Way

Over 200 participants from Canada, USA and Europe are competing on Whitehorse's trails for the Western Canadian Orienteering Championships all this week.

Over 200 participants from Canada, USA and Europe are competing on Whitehorse’s trails for the Western Canadian Orienteering Championships all this week.

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