"Retracing the historical fur-trading route of their ancestors, two Rama First Nation men will embark on the most 'meaningful' canoe trip of their lives.
Keesic Douglas, 36, and Kory Snache, 26, will be leaving from the Atherley Narrows on May 28 to follow the watery path of their ancestors, which hasn't been travelled as a fur trade route since the late 1800s."
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