The Trans Canada Trail is a non-profit, registered charity organization, whose primary purpose is to raise funds to build a recreational trail that will wind its way through every province and territory in Canada, linking .  More>>>

The Trans Canada Trail's primary fund-raising source is the sale of metres to the public. For a donation of $50, donors are given the opportunity to have their names (or the names of anyone they choose) permanently .  More>>>

Building the longest recreational trail in the world is no easy task. The Trans Canada Trail will be a confederation of existing trails linked together by new construction to forge one contiguous Trail that winds .  More>>>

Join in the Celebration! The Provincial Horse Associations and Equine Canada are coordinating Horse Week 2004! This national celebration will take place from May 31 to June 6, 2004 with all Canadian horse disciplines working in partnership to achieve our common goals.  More>>>

On July 11, in Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park, Trails BC will launch another completed segment of the Trans Canada Trail in the British Columbia Southwest Region.  More>>>

From September to November 2003, the LauWelNew Tribal School, in Brentwood Bay, BC, will begin a walking program to encourage students, teachers, and their families to be physically active.  More>>>

Please take a moment now to enrol in the TrailBlazer or TrailMaster membership. You'll appreciate the gifts that come with your membership.  More>>>

Calgary journalist is using his thumbs to help build the Trans Canada Trail. Matt Jackson always knew he had dexterous thumbs, but he never imagined they could be used to raise money for a worthy cause like the Trans Canada Trail.  More>>>

In the summer of this year, two Australian gentlemen, Tim and Nick, set out to cross Canada using the Trans Canada Trail. They began their journey in Victoria, British Columbia and cycled for 112 days and 9,916 kilometres to St.  More>>>

a donation of $10 or more will receive a tax-deductible receipt. Donations can also be made by calling the Trans Canada Trail on its toll free line 1-800-465-3636.  More>>>

Tom Couture is now two months into his cross-Canada cycling expedition and all the predictions of what he would face have come true! For those of you just joining Tom, he lives in Calgary, Alberta and works as a ground logistics/helicopter co-ordinator for Mount Assiniboine Lodge.  More>>>

The Maplelea Girls are a new and distinctively Canadian play experience featuring a collection of premium play dolls that celebrate our country’s spirit and identity.  More>>>

The Canadian Military Engineers are building bridges along the Trail. This national program, entitled CME 2003: Bridges for Canada is a three - year effort leading to the Centennial of the Canadian Military .  More>>>

NDP to bolster support for trails Premier announces increased support for trail system to keep Manitobans active (May 25/2003) - Premier Gary Doer announced additional support today to expand and improve the trail network throughout more Manitoba communities, and a plan to continue working with municipalities to eliminate the levy on existing and new trails.  More>>>

If you have recently purchased one or more metres you can now create and personalize your certificate(s) online. This way you can be sure that your friends and loved ones have something under the tree for Christmas.  More>>>

Every single day, we are thankful for the many wonderful achievements we continue to see at the Trail. Even though you won’t read about most of them in the newspapers, they are, .  More>>>

The Trans Canada Trail Discovery Program is Hot on the Trail! The Stephen R. Bronfman Foundation’s “Trans Canada Trail Discovery .  More>>>