Free Fitness Movement. All you need to do is show up!
As we navigate this third wave and enter..errrr continue this never-ending lockdown we want to stay connected with our NP pals!
So we present to you… TORONTO’S NP SNAKES AND LADDERS !!
The goal of the game/challenge is to reach the final square from the starting square, before any other team.1
We all know that as our days continue to get shorter, our motivation can sometimes dwindle… Well maybe your chance to win some free swag will boost your morale?!!!
Thanks to November Project, Brooks and Knockaround, we have some sweet items for you! How do you get your hands on these sweet items, you ask? By participating in our Community Bingo!!
With Dan’s retirement, Toronto moving into Phase 3, and with Steph going away for a few weeks – what will NP Toronto look like for the next little while?
Hopefully the below will answer some of your burning questions! (Psst…there is a summary at the end if you REALLY can’t read it all.)
Last fall I moved to Toronto from Kenora, Ontario, a northern city of 15,000 in the middle of nowhere. I was excited to start my nursing program at University of Toronto, but less excited about living in a city that is known more for its skyscrapers and corporate culture than for trails, lakes, and snow. In Kenora I lived 5 minutes away from both the local ski hill where I cross country skied and volunteered as a Snowboard Patroller, and the rowing club where I was a coach and a Master’s rower. After moving to Toronto, I remained open-minded to finding new social circles and activities to join, and continued running and road biking, but I was missing the comradery of the clubs I left behind in Kenora.