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Deborah Apps President & February 18, 2019 His Worship Shawn Pankow Mayor of Smiths Falls Viceregal Patron 77 Beckwith St North Her Excellency the Right Honourable Smith Falls, ON K7A 4T6 Julie Payette Governor General of Canada Via email: [email protected] Présidente d’honneur vice-royale Son Excellence la très honorable Dear Mayor Pankow, Julie Payette Gouverneure générale du Canada I am writing today to update you on, and invite your community to represent, an iconic Canadian project – The Great Trail, created by Trans Canada Trail (TCT) and its partners. Following coast-to-coast-to-coast connection in 2017, we are thrilled that we are now the Board of Directors world’s longest network of multi-use recreational trails, connecting Canadians in almost 15,000 Conseil d’administration communities across the country. The Trail inspires Canadians to be active and to see and Trans Canada Trail experience their country at human speed. It is a national dream with great potential to impact Sentier Transcanadien many facets of Canadian life: by giving everyone access to free recreation spaces; by protecting Neil Yeates (Chair/Président) the environment and preserving green space and promoting conservation; by deepening Japman Bajaj awareness of our history, culture and natural heritage; and by spurring economic development Eric Gionet James Goulden through tourism and job creation. The myriad benefits of the Trail can advance and enhance the Graham Green mandate of governments across the country. Ron Hicks Michael Lindsay (Vice-chair/vice-président) Ontario is home to over 5,000 kilometres of The Great Trail, with impressive gems such as the Carolyn MacKay Waterfront Trail in Toronto, the Voyageur Cycling Route from North Bay to Sudbury and the Michele McKenzie Emma Mohns Crysler Canada Greenway in Essex Region, and, of course, your community’s beautiful section. Valerie Pringle Patrice Ryan We are delighted that Her Honour the Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor Robyn Seetal Gillian Winckler of Ontario, Premier Doug Ford and many other well-known and respected Canadians have joined Kim Wynn us as TCT Champions. Also, over 60 communities along the Trail in Ontario, including Mississauga, Kenora and Niagara Falls, have declared themselves to be Champion Communities, supportive of Trans Canada Trail Foundation this national project. A list of all TCT Champions is included with this letter. Fondation du sentier Transcanadien Valerie Pringle, C.M., LL.D. As a TCT Champion, you will be invited to attend and participate in Trail-related events, and to (Chair/Présidente) David Cottingham speak to the importance of the Trail, as opportunities arise and your schedule permits. We would Kirby Gavelin appreciate an electronic copy of your municipality’s logo, which will be included on our website Laureen Harper Amanda Lang along with other TCT Champion Communities. We may contact you for a quote, for possible use Michael Lindsay in future publications, on why you value the Trail and what it means for Ontario and our great Ian Pearce Aidan Richardson country. Ed Steeves Neil Yeates We look forward to hearing from you. Regards, President & CEO Présidente et chef de la direction Deborah Apps Deborah Apps President & CEO TCT Board of Directors Neil Yeates (Chair) James Goulden Michael Lindsay (Vice-chair) Emma Mohns Robyn Seetal Japman Bajaj Graham Green Carolyn MacKay Valerie Pringle Gillian Winckler Eric Gionet Ron Hicks Michele McKenzie Patrice Ryan Kim Wynn TCT Foundation Board of Directors Valerie Pringle (Chair) Kirby Gavelin Amanda Lang Ian Pearce Edward Steeves David Cottingham Laureen Harper Michael Lindsay Aidan Richardson Neil Yeates President & CEO, Deborah Apps Trail Patrons Viceregal Patron Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada The Hon. J. Judd Buchanan The Hon. William G. Davis Murray B. Koffler Michael Phelps Allan C. Shaw The Hon. Jean Charest Gary Doer The Hon. Frank McKenna John A. Rhind Jonathan Wener Mel Cooper James K. Gray Peggy McKercher Beckie Scott W. Galen Weston Phillip Crawley James K. Irving NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Bryan Adams The Hon. 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